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January Winter Classroom Newsletter in Blue Purple Illustrative Style

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Please pick an activity to do this month! We also encourage playing board games and rolling dice to help identify numbers and counting on!

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August PMJHS Teacher Math Newsletter (3)

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Please check out our math newsletter and pick out an activity to do this month! We also encourage playing board games at home to help with rolling dice and identifying numbers.

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Teacher School Newsletter Colorful Lined Style

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The Alabama Literacy Act (updated 8.15.23)

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Show a picture and ask students to do the following with the picture:

Now, compare this picture with another similar picture. Have students describe how they are alike and different.
Odd One Out:
Show a variety of grouped objects or pictures. Then, ask the student to describe which object or picture is out and why.

For example, you may show the student pictures of a shrimp, a fish, and a crab. The student may say, "The fish is out because it does not have legs like the shrimp and crab. The shrimp and crab have a hard shell and the fish does not." The student may also describe other attributes that are alike and different, such as size, color, shape, etc.

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Welcome Back, Literacy Champions - Partnering with Families to Build Strong Readers in Alabama by Karen Bell | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for individual educators, schools and districts

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Alabama Family Guide for Student reading Success

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Alabama Family Guide for Student reading Success