Addition Quiz Review Game

 Addition practice PowerPoint game. Just posted to my TpT store! It can be found here! 
 I made this for my class as a review for their chapter 1 math test on addition. There are two ways you can play this game.  
Version 1- I split the class into 2 teams. The first student on each team gets a whiteboard.  (I choose who goes first by drawing sticks.) Once the answers are shared, the rest of the class gives a thumbs up to agree or thumbs down to disagree with their team's answer. The team with the most points wins. 

Version 2- The same procedure for choosing who goes first. Have all of the kids work out the answer on their whiteboards. Ask for answers from Team 1 and count the correct answers. Then ask for answers from Team 2. Whichever team has the most correct answers will win the point. 

Classroom Library Labels

I created these classroom library labels that can be easily moved and reattached without leaving a sticky residue. I used Scotch Restickable Dots to adhere them. This is my class library with some of the labels attached. Since I teach first grade, yes, some of the books are misplaced in the wrong genres. ;)

Tattle or Report Task Cards

Has tattling been a problem in your classroom? I'm betting on yes! It has been an issue in my first grade classroom for years. So...I decided to create a lesson on tattling and reporting. Each task card has a "situation" on it. I had my students stand in the middle of the classroom, and we made a four corners game out of it. Or- a two corners game rather! The kids loved it! I'm not saying this just because I created it, but IT WORKS! This is version 1. You can find it here https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Mindset-Notes-Encourage-a-Growth-Mindset-2052515
I am currently working on a version 2. Now you may be thinking, "this one lesson worked for all of the tattlers?" No. I spoke with my class about this topic every day for the first week, and we acted out different situations that are in my version 2 cards. I am pleasantly surprised and happy to say that it was a formula for success!