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things for teachers to do in the summer to prepare for the best year yet

Teacher Summer Checklist: Be Prepared for the School Year

During summer break, it’s time for us to recharge, reflect, and gear up for the upcoming school year. So, while it’s crucial to take a

Preventing Summer Learning Loss

Summer break is an exciting time for elementary students to relax, explore, and recharge their batteries. However, it’s important to ensure that they continue learning

Free Summer Challenge Printable

Keep your kids reading all summer long with this fun challenge! Have them color in, check, or put a sticker on each square as they complete the challenges. Reward them when they finish with a treat!

Comes with a boy or girl icon as well as black and white options.

Summer Pixel Art – Addition & Subtraction

Fun and engaging digital math practice with a summer theme for your students who are learning addition and subtraction. These pixel-art activities are easy to assign in Google Classroom™ and are self-checking since the picture will not appear without the correct answers!

The pixel-art pictures are created as students type in the correct answers on the Google Sheet™.

Includes 12 pictures in 2 versions each – simple addition/subtraction facts plus 2 and 3 digit problems as well!

Dot the Alphabet – Letter & Sound Recognition Printable and Google Slides™

Your little ones will love practicing the letters of the alphabet with these fun, no prep worksheets! Students can make the shape of each capital

Build a Snowman Alphabet for Google Slides™

Your students can practice matching letters and sounds with these fun Google Slides™ activities that are great for virtual learning or in a classroom.

✔ Easy to assign in Google Classroom and fun to complete!

This download includes 2 sets of slides. One for matching capital and lowercase letters, and one for matching letters with sounds.

Summer Prove It Reading Comprehension Printable + Google Slides™

⭐ Do your students struggle with showing how they came up with an answer from a reading passage?

⭐ It’s time to tell them to “Prove it!”

⭐ With these short nonfiction passages, your students will practice proving their answers by color coding the text evidence.

⭐ Includes 20 passages (5 for each topic) with 2 questions each.

⭐ The passages come in 2 versions – one with bigger text and one line to answer each question and another with smaller text to provide space for 2 lines of writing.

⭐Also comes with access to a digital version for Google Slides to use with Google Classroom.

Summer Mystery Picture Graphs Printables + Slides

⭐ Fun and engaging activities for the end of the year or summer!

☀ This download includes a printable version + a digital version for Google Slides™

⭐ Students will discover the fun summer mystery pictures that are made by coloring in the correct squares on the grid using coordinates.

Alphabet Freebies

Engage your alphabet learners with these fun pages! Included are 11 pages (7 different activities) that are samples from the different alphabet resources I’ve created.

Summer Fluency Sentences

This set includes more than 60 sentences to help your students become more fluent readers.

Using this resource will give students practice reading simple sentences using sight words and other easily decodable words. There are 16 sets of 4 sentences that start with a simple sentence. The following sentences in each set add on one or two words to the previous sentence, which make these perfect for building fluency!

These fluency strips can be used alone, or turned into an interactive notebook!

Summer Math Mystery Pictures

Fun way to practice multiplication and division facts with mystery pictures for the end of the year or summer!

Summer 120 Chart Mystery Pictures

Students will love discovering the cute summer themed pictures as they practice colors and place value on a 120 chart.

Two work pages are included for differentiation! An easier version has the numbers already filled in, and the harder version is blank, so the students fill in the numbers 1-120 first, then they can create the mystery picture!

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