Early years aboriginal studies resources

This interactive calendar engages young students in a "morning meeting" session. It can be used from year to year!! It is in a PowerPoint format, that will work with most smart boards. Students drag the date to the calendar and make a pattern for each month, fill in the days of the week to finish the sentences, "today is, tomorrow will be, and yesterday was", fill in a daily weather chart, determine the mystery number in a hundreds chart, number of the day (tally, ten frame, fact family, and number bond) and review shape attributes with 2D and 3D shapes. This is appropriate for preschool, kindergarten, and first grade. Also included is a student calendar for students to draw in the patterns on the board and keep track of their own dates, as well as a number of the day printable for individual students to complete as morning work. Pages of Download: Interactive Calendar PowerPoint 1- Cover 2-3 - For the Teacher 4-6 - Tally the day of the school year 7-9 - Ten Frame the day of the school year 10-39 - Monthly Calendar for August to December, each month includes the slides: Monthly calendar with shapes to make monthly or weekly patterns and record the date Days of the week - Today is, tomorrow will be, yesterday was Weather chart Mystery Number Hundreds chart Number of the day - Tally, Ten frame, Number Bond, and fact family 2D Shape Sort 40-81 - Monthly Calendar for January to July including all of the previously stated slides, except a 3D shape sort, instead of 2D Student Calendar PDF - A monthly student calendar to be used with the interactive calendar. Students record the day and pattern. This engages students who are not actively engaged at the smart board Number of the Day PDF and Terms of Use - Includes the number of the day printable that is the same as the interactive calendar slides. This also engages students who are at their seat and not actively engaged at the smart board. Directions and notes describe how to interact with the powerpoint.

This resource includes 25 pages of math and 25 pages of literacy printables to supplement the kindergarten curriculum. In the October pack are: Letters Q - Z Beginning Sounds Rhyming words Word Families - at, ag, ap Colors Sight Words - like, is, a, my, and Numbers 1-20 Counting Objects Ten Frames Shapes - diamond, rhombus, star, oval Sorting shapes Patterns Comparing numbers Counting practice These printables are perfect for: Centers Fast finishers Review Homework Reinforcement

This resource includes 25 pages of math and 25 pages of literacy printables to supplement the kindergarten curriculum. In the August/September pack are: Letters A - P Beginning Sounds Rhyming words Colors Sight Words - I, see, the Concepts of print Numbers 1-10 Counting Objects Shapes Sorting shapes Patterns Comparing numbers Counting practice These printables are perfect for: Centers Fast finishers Review Homework Reinforcement

These fun and engaging emoji number posters are perfect for a primary classroom. They include numbers 1-10 with emoji faces for the number, faces in the tens frame, counting hands, dice, number word and tally marks. For numbers 11-20 they include the double tens frame with emoji/emoticons and number word. Also included are the numbers 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 with 10s emoji frames.

This resource contains practice pages using the ten frame with different emojis/emoticons. Students will practice counting, addition, and subtraction in a variety of ways from 1-10 and 1-20. Answer keys are included. Color or black and white printing options are included. Your students will LOVE using these emojis for math! Some ideas to use this resource: Centers Homework Extra practice Early finishers Reinforcement

61 Anchor Charts that complement the Reading and Writing Workshop curricular plan at the kindergarten level. These are perfect for mini-lessons and/or bulletin boards. Color and black and white printing options are available with instructions on how to TILE print these charts on a large scale. The Anchor Chart Titles are as follows: 1. Reading is an Adventure 2. How do Readers Read? 3. Parts of a Book 4. Reading Adventures 5. More Reading Adventures 6. What Do Readers Look For? 7. Reading Strategies 8. What is a Reading Buddy? 9. A Good Reading Buddy 10. Readers Reread 11. Reading Strategies 12. Careful Readers 13. Readers Retell 14. Reading Buddies Have A Plan 15. Sticky Notes 16. Readers Make Connections 17. Readers Talk 18. Talking about Reading 19. Reading with Expression 20. Why Should I Read With Expression? 21. Readers Have Superpowers 22. Superpower Strategies 23. More Superpower Strategies 24. Pattern Power 25. Using you Reading Superpowers 26. Glue Words 27. Reading with Fluency 28. Rhyming and Repeating 29. Making Predictions 30. Fiction Retelling 31. Just Right Books 32. Ways to Reread 33. The Story Test 34. Non-Fiction 35. Non-Fiction Readers 36. Getting Ready to Read Non-Fiction 37. Non-fiction Reading Strategies 38. Non-fiction Retelling 39. Book Walks 40. Characters 41. Character Thoughts 42. Talking About Characters 43. Backpack of Strategies 44. Authors 45. Storytellers 46. Telling Stories 47. Writers Tell Stories 48. How Writers Write 49. Punctuation 50. Capitals and Spaces 51. Writers Add Details 52. Writers Think of Ideas 53. Writers Plan for Writing 54. More Planning for Writing 55. Writing Strategies 56. Writers Reread their Writing 57. Editing Checklist 58. Writing Process 59. When Do I Use Capitals? 60. Writers Share Their Writing 61. How-To Writing

This is written with Australian teachers in mind but can be used by all cultures. This resource makes up an 18 page booklet for children to learn about where they belong and to learn about others. Australian Curriculum—Foundation Year Humanities and Social Sciences Personal and family histories ACHHK001 and ACHHK002 The Early Years Learning Framework for Australia Outcome 1: Children have a strong sense of identity - Children develop knowledgeable and confident self identities Outcome 2: Children are connected with and contribute to their world - Children respond to diversity with respect

Three lovely craft ideas using paper plates. Other body parts supplied. Make an echidna, wombat and kangaroo. Pages: 11 Black and white as well as colour. PLEASE NOTE: This forms part of the resource Aussie Animals Unit of work.

About This Product: Australian clip art Year Level: any Resource Type: Images (clip art) PNG Number of Pages: 60 pieces (please see list) Size: 20.4 MB zip file Includes: Map of Australia colour and B&W (note this is clip art, not an accurate map) Australian Aboriginal Boy in traditional dress (colour and B&W) Australian Aboriginal boy in everyday clothes (colour only) Australian Aboriginal girl in traditional dress (colour and B&W) Australian Aboriginal girl in everyday clothes (colour only) Australian hat (colour only) Australian soldier (colour only) Black cockatoo (colour only) Boomerang (colour only) Crocodile (colour and B&W) Didgeridoo (colour only) Digger (B&W) Dingo (colour and B&W) Echidna (colour only) Esky (colour and B&W) Jabiru (Colour only) Kangaroo (colour and B&W) Koala (Colour only) Lyrebird (Colour and B&W) Magpie (it’s black and white anyway) Meat pie (colour and B&W) Platypus (colour and B&W) Possum (colour and B&W) Redback Spider (colour only) Shark (colour and B&W) Swagman (colour only) Sydney Harbour Bridge (colour and B&W) Sydney Opera House (colour and B&W) Thongs or flip flops (colour and B&W) Torres Strait Islander boy in traditional dress (colour and B&W) Torres Strait Islander girl in traditional dress (colour only) Torres Strait Islander girl in everyday dress (B&W only) Torres Strait Islander mask (colour only) Uluru (colour and B&W) Wattle (colour and B&W) Wombat (colour and B&W) Yabbie (colour and B&W) .                                                 Terms of Use: © Copyright 2016 TeachEzy @ teachezy.com. No free or paid graphics can be distributed in any way, changed or claimed as your own. These graphics may be used in documents or items that you create for personal use. These documents may also be printed and copied for classroom use, but redistribution of the graphics alone is not permitted. Other teachers must download their own copy to use. Commercial use - You may use the graphics in free products or products you sell, but please ensure that the graphics are secured in a PDF or secure file. Acknowledgement of TeachEzy is appreciated at www.teachezy.com

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