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EdHelper Ideas - Table of Contents edHelperGrade 1

May/June 2014

Calendar................................................................................................................ 1

End of School Memories.......................................................................................... 3

Teacher Appreciation Glyph..................................................................................... 11

Mothers Day Glyph............................................................................................... 15

May and June Quick Prints....................................................................................... 19

Measurement......................................................................................................... 24

Activity Pages......................................................................................................... 32

Spelling................................................................................................................ 45

Spelling and Vocabulary: Maze Search...................................................................... 67

Vertical Flips......................................................................................................... 68

Word Problems...................................................................................................... 69

First Grade Algebra................................................................................................. 72

First Grade Geometry............................................................................................... 73

Measure and Draw Line Segments............................................................................. 74

Following Directions: Right, Left, Below, and Above.................................................. 75

Ordered Pairs Printables with Pictures........................................................................ 76

Visual Perceptual Skills: Find and Color in Patterns.................................................... 77

Copying Challenge................................................................................................. 78

Homework Practice Pages....................................................................................... 79

Math Facts.............................................................................................................. 95

Easier Morning Work............................................................................ 102

Easier Morning Work............................................................................ 111

Congruent or Not Congruent..................................................................................... 116

Patterns................................................................................................................... 117

Number Bonds......................................................................................................... 119

Matching Sums...................................................................................................... 120

Addition................................................................................................................ 122

Triangle Sums......................................................................................................... 123

EdHelper Ideas - Table of Contents edHelperGrade 1

May/June 2014

Following Directions............................................................................................... 124

Addition Squares.................................................................................................... 125

Counting and Graphing............................................................................................ 127

Clocks and Counting by Fives and Tens................................................................... 128

Rounding................................................................................................................ 130

Clocks................................................................................................................... 132

Making Words......................................................................................................... 134

Math Facts.............................................................................................................. 135

Mothers Day......................................................................................................... 142

Spring Mazes......................................................................................................... 147

Flag Day - Social Studies.......................................................................................... 150

Spelling - Write a story from spelling words.............................................................. 152

Hidden Numbers.................................................................................................... 155

Maze..................................................................................................................... 185

Ponder the Picture of the Pool.................................................................................. 186

Writing: A Cartoon Story Line.................................................................................. 189

The pages with a pencil are less challenging.Use them for extra practice or to give easier work.The pencil is also printed on the top/right of the easier pages.

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Field Trips

My favorite field trip

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My FriendsDraw a picture of your friends.

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BooksDraw the book covers of your favorite books.

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A School Project

My favorite school project

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GamesHere I am playing my favorite classroom game.

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My Teacher

My teacher

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Fun on the Playground

The best part about the playground is

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Classroom Job

My favorite classroom job

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Class PhotoThis is my class photo.

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Class Parties

My favorite class party

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MeHere I am in the classroom.

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Favorite Helper

My favorite helper isThis could be the librarian, the assistant teacher, or any adult that helps.

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Next Year

Next year, I hope to learn

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Things in the ClassroomMy favorite things in the classroom.

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Teacher Appreciation Day Glyph

Color of Teacher's HairWhat do you think your teacher enjoys doing in his/her free time?

Green My teacher enjoys reading books and playing games.

Blue My teacher enjoys spending time with his/her family.Yellow My teacher enjoys exercising.

Red I am not sure.

Purple Other __________________________

Color of Teacher's DressIf you could do one nice thing for your teacher, what would you do?

Yellow I would help keep the classroom clean.

Pink and Red Swirls I would help pass out papers.

Purple and Yellow Dots I would be a good listener and ask good questions.

Orange and Black Zigzags I would be on my best behavior.

Blue and Green Stripes I would write him/her a nice letter and draw a picture.

Write on the LineThink of a teacher you have had in the past. Which teacher was especially kind to you?

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Color of Teacher's AppleWhich subject do you think your teacher is the best at teaching?

Light Green My teacher is great at teaching math.

Light Red My teacher is great at teaching science.

Dark Red My teacher is great at teaching language arts.

Yellow My teacher is great at teaching ___________________.

Answer the Math ProblemWhich of the following best describes your teacher?

Write the Correct Answer My teacher is organized.

Write a Wrong Answer My teacher is patient.

Write a Close Estimate My teacher has a good sense of humor.

Answer Using Tally Marks My teacher cares about his/her students.

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Write a Math Problem that Equals the Sum of:If you could plan a party for your teacher, which party activity would your teacher like best?

14 My teacher would like to hit a piata.

22 My teacher would like to dance.

31 My teacher would like to savor the yummy food.

46 My teacher would enjoy a fun craft.50 My teacher would

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Write the Date on the ChalkboardThe first National Teachers Day was held in 1953. That was how long ago?

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Mother's Day Glyph

Color of Boy's HairWhat does your mother do very well?

Red She takes great care of the house.

Brown She takes wonderful care of her family.

Black She works extremely hard.

Blonde My mom does so many things well that it is hard to pick only one.

Color of Girl's HairWhat is your favorite thing to give your mom on Mothers Day?

Red I really like to give her a card.

Brown I really like to give her flowers.

Black I really like to treat her to breakfast in bed.

Blonde other ____________________

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Color of Boy's Clothing and HatWhat do you enjoy doing most with your mom?

Blue I really enjoy watching television with my mom.Green I really like it when my mom plays games with me.

Orange I really enjoy reading with my mom.Red I really like to __________________ with my mom.

Color of Girl's ClothingHow often do you help your mom around the house?

Pink I help my mom every day.

Blue I help my mom a few times a week.

Yellow I help my mom on special occasions.

Green I don't help my mom with household chores.

Color of TitleOn a scale from 1-5 (5 being the best), how well behaved are you for your mother?

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Silver I give myself a 2.

Red I give myself a 3.

Blue I give myself a 4.

Orange I give myself a 5.

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Color of Children's EyesYour mom has many wonderful talents. What does she excel at personally?

Light Blue She can sing extremely well.

Dark Blue She is very athletic.

Brown She is very artistic.

Hazel She is a great reader and writer.

Green She is an excellent ______________________.

Are you a son or a daughter?Circle the boy if you are your mothers son. Circle the girl if you are your mothers daughter.

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How many or in the rectangle?

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How many inside the pentagon?

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NameKey #1-7349854Addition Squares

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Social Studies: Flag Day/Government

Key # 1(Answer ID # 10505442)

Name _____________________________ Date ___________________

1. The United States' flag is a symbol offreedom.

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2. What color are the stars on theUnited States' flag?

RedBluePurpleWhite

3. Which of the following shapes doesnot appear on the United States' flag?

StarRectangleOvalAll of the above

4. Flag Day is celebrated in the UnitedStates on ______.

December 25June 14July 4January 14

5. The United States' flag is also knownas ______.

The Stars and StripesYe Old FlagOld gloryA and C

6. Students say the Pledgeof ______ to the flag of the UnitedStates of America.

AllianceFaithAllegianceLoyalty

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Name _____________________________ Date ___________________

7. List three places where you would see the United States' flag. Why do youthink the flag was put in these places?

8. Draw a picture of the United States' flag. Be sure to include the correct numberof stars and stripes in your drawing.

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Title:

Draw the cover of your book:

By

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Write a story using your spelling words. Use as many spelling words as you want.Circle each spelling word below that you used in your story:

alwaysaroundbeforebetterblueboatcamecarryconedull

elevenfastfatherfawnfinefivefourfreshfullhelper

holdinsidejumpkittenlawnlittlelivelookmittenmother

myselfnineorangepickpinkpleasepurplerubbershowsink

sistersnailstringsummertellthreetwelvewinteryellowyour

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Name Date

1. What is floating in the pool?

2. What things that float are outside the pool?

3. What is on the edge of the pool?

4. What are the kids wearing?

5. What is helping kids float?

6. What helps the kids avoid sunburns?

7. What could you use to add water to the pool?

8. What helps the kids see underwater?

9. What things could you toss?

10. What things had air blown into them?

11. What could you do in this pool?

12. What depth would you guess the water is?

13. What is someone wearing on his or her feet?

14. What would you use to get into the pool?

15. What is a safety rule these kids should follow?

16. What could you wind up?

17. What has flags?

18. Who appears to have just been underwater?

19. Who is sitting on the deck?

20. Who is holding on to something?

21. Who is drinking something?

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Name Date

22. How many kids in the pool do you count?

23. How many kids out of the pool do you count?

24. How many rings do you count?

25. How many kids wearing visors do you count?

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