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Each activity will provide parents with specific learning goals, instructions, and ideas for how they
can help and support their child. We number the pages, so we can easily find a specific page. Also
more than 40 ready-to-reproduce practice pages. However, children DO need lots of home practice
with reading, writing and math. My students were able to refer back to their notebooks if they forgot
something and needed a refresher. This word problems workbook is perfect for growing your first
graders’ critical thinking skills. This workbook is sure to get your little ones excited to begin their
journey of conquering the writing process on their own. Reply Delete Replies Reply Staci October
15, 2011 at 8:21 AM Thanks so much for sharing. I plan on keeping all of the activities in one
notebook, but I know some teachers would prefer to have separate notebooks for sight words,
grammar, phonics, and reading. There are several actions that could trigger this block including
submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. We've had writing folders
in the past that the kids have used for writers workshop, and we've used a variety of personal
dictionaries, both purchased and created. If you click here and here, you can see all the grammar and
phonics skills included in these packs. We didn't order any of our workbooks for the first time. (We
use Treasures.) I'm really happy to use your engaging activities to replace them. Delete Replies Reply
Reply Wolfelicious July 6, 2014 at 11:14 PM I love these. Please include what you were doing when
this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. I am collaborating
with The Bubbly Blonde Teacher, and she's going to make one for second grade. As my kids get a
little older I think that I will try that. This cute workbook has a bunch of activities to give them daily
practice in identifying and spelling sight words. Love it--tips like the mentor text make this a very
motivating project for students and other writers.:) Voted up and bookmarked for grandchildren. This
resource offers a word practice and activity combination for children, including videos, games, and
interactive exercises designed by handwriting experts. I am so glad I can help to provide you with a
glimpse of the great things Sofi is doing in first grade. This summer workbook is the perfect resource
to recommend to parents for over the summer break to help prevent the “summer slide” or to use in
your back-to-school planning. The 320-page activity book has a year’s worth of first-grade exercises,
from phonics practice to telling time, to exploring technology and coding. Share to Twitter Share to
Facebook Share to Pinterest. Yes, I am definitely giving some serious thought to making one for
kindergarten. Stay tuned.;) Delete Replies Reply melody August 19, 2014 at 1:52 PM Great. Great
product!:) Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 23, 2014 at 6:49 PM Thanks Joan. They learn
really fast to tune into the directions and follow them carefully, so they don't cut off something
important or put glue in the wrong spot. Sorry I am so curious and ask so many questions. (I am an
EFL teacher.) Thanks for your patience. Also, it's way too time consuming to have to cut such
intricate designs. They really took pride in their notebooks, and were very proud to share their work
with others.
Delete Replies Reply Reply Chandler June 29, 2015 at 3:03 PM I am going to be introducing
interactive notebooks for the first time next year. Delete Replies Reply Reply Barbara June 25, 2014
at 4:21 AM I use kindergarten Treasures.when you develope the kinder notebooks how does
Journeys compare to Treasures. We've previously posted our habitat vocabulary words HERE. I didn't
know, but it was an aside entertainment while she patiently waited for you to finish the contact paper
and 2. So don’t think that if you are not a kid, that you cannot create one for yourself. Check your
Inbox for exclusive savings and the latest scoop. But I included lots of different activities to choose
from. I am happy with this product and would highly recommend it.”. Leah Lefler from Western
New York on December 02, 2011: I love this hub. Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 23,
2014 at 6:48 PM Andrea, I use the marble notebook. Skills covered include secret codes, word
searches, word scrambles, crossword puzzles, and more. For reluctant writers as well as those who
are already accomplished, a writer’s notebook of their own is just the key to jump-starting that
inspiration. I do know that my grandkids are very independent, but was amazed and proud at how
easily Alex held those scissors and cut. I am so glad I can help to provide you with a glimpse of the
great things Sofi is doing in first grade. We don't have windows movie maker because our computer
is only slightly newer than the abacus, but I might think about finding software online. Gail Sobotkin
from South Carolina on December 06, 2011: You're right - I couldn't view the video. This one has
you covered for activities on phonics, spelling, and math basics. The Bubbly Blonde Teacher will be
making the one for second grade. Delete Replies Reply Reply Chandler June 29, 2015 at 3:03 PM I
am going to be introducing interactive notebooks for the first time next year. Cardelean, what video
editing software do you use (to add titles, etc). Thanks for sharing your information and
commenting. I was totally going to ask about kindergarten too!;) but it looks like a lot of the skills
can apply to kinder Sarah Teachingiscolorful.blogspot.com Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg
June 22, 2014 at 9:55 AM I am probably going to make one for kindergarten!:) Delete Replies Reply
Reply 1stgradefireworks June 22, 2014 at 9:35 AM I got mine. But I can make the phonics and
grammar work for our program, I'm sure. I plan on keeping all of the activities in one notebook, but I
know some teachers would prefer to have separate notebooks for sight words, grammar, phonics, and
reading. This cute workbook has a bunch of activities to give them daily practice in identifying and
spelling sight words. I think we'll make notebooks this weekend - both kids would enjoy it, though
Matt is the one that would really LOVE it. I have one question for you: What type of notebook do
you use. Your students will definitely benefit from keeping these notebooks. The art is color
throughout, which makes it more enjoyable than black and white.”. Yes, I am definitely giving some
serious thought to making one for kindergarten. Stay tuned.;) Delete Replies Reply melody August
19, 2014 at 1:52 PM Great.
You should be just fine!:) Delete Replies Reply Anonymous June 24, 2014 at 10:40 AM That's what
I figured, too. I think that keeping a notebook with mentor text is great for all writers. Reply Delete
Replies Lori Rosenberg June 22, 2014 at 2:55 PM Thank you so very much. Some grammar thrown
in too: verbs, nouns, adjectives. There’s a place for teacher comments and for parents to write back.
In addition, having all of this important information in their notebooks served as a very useful and
necessary learning tool. Let me know if you have any more questions!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply
Add comment Load more. Kids will love the “A is for Anakin” approach to phonics. Now to put
them together with CA Treasures.:) Thanks! Wendy 1stgradefireworks Reply Delete Replies Lori
Rosenberg June 22, 2014 at 9:55 AM How exciting. They lay out the task simply for your learners,
and they can usually complete the tasks pretty independently. I always walk around and monitor my
students, as they are working. We love our Journeys Series too but it is almost impossible to do
everything in the books. In addition to developing their map reading and spatial skills and answering
text and photo-dependent questions, your students will also get the chance to learn about how
humans affect and interact with their environment. I have been working for MONTHS on this
endeavor, and I am happy and relieved to say, that I have finished them. I wish you taught second
grade.lol. We use Journeys and I plan on using INB this year. The Daily Reading Comprehension
Workbook has a different reading comprehension task for each day of the week, supporting your
kiddos to practice their strategies. I think that Grace is taking after me because she is always walking
around the one of the cameras. Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg August 19, 2014 at 7:59 PM
You're very welcome. In addition, having all of this important information in their notebooks served
as a very useful and necessary learning tool. Not many of them. I've been told that there are not any
major changes. They really took pride in their notebooks, and were very proud to share their work
with others. You can download the latest version of the flip cam editing software if you go to their
website. Still do!;) Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown June 23, 2014 at 11:00 AM I really love
this and am definitely getting it. Best of all, it was made by a first-grade teacher, so you’re in safe
hands. The directions are super easy for them to follow and the activities do a fantastic job of
keeping them motivated to finish the task. I can't even imagine how much time it took to complete.
That totally filled my bucket!:) Haley Following Optimism in 2nd Grade Reply Delete Replies Lori
Rosenberg June 23, 2014 at 6:49 PM Yes. It even comes with a deck of Brain Quest cards to
continue learning on the go. They'll learn to listen more attentively, and they'll be engaged and stay
engaged during learning time. They'll learn to listen more attentively, and they'll be engaged and stay
engaged during learning time.
I'm sorry! Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown June 26, 2014 at 7:23 AM Wow. I got the idea last
year from Doodle Bugs Teaching. T. These activities go splendidly with the series, so you should be
all set for next year. These skills are sure to serve them well for years to come. Delete Replies Reply
Reply Mary June 22, 2014 at 9:22 PM Oh my goodness. My students will glue this into the front of
their notebook during the first week of school. Delete Replies Reply Reply Sarah Paul June 22, 2014
at 7:15 PM WOW. Supplemental learning tools such as this teacher-approved workbook will give
them the advantage of learning beginner vocabulary and moving on to mastering these skills. I'm sure
Journeys teaches pretty much the same skills HM does, just in a different order. Now to put them
together with CA Treasures.:) Thanks! Wendy 1stgradefireworks Reply Delete Replies Lori
Rosenberg June 22, 2014 at 9:55 AM How exciting. Thank you and keep coming up with these great
ideas and products for us. If you click here and here, you can see all the grammar and phonics skills
included in these packs. We didn't order any of our workbooks for the first time. (We use Treasures.)
I'm really happy to use your engaging activities to replace them. Delete Replies Reply Reply
Anonymous June 24, 2014 at 12:04 PM These look great, I will be teaching 4th grade ELA next year
and am looking for ideas( moving from Pre-k). Delete Replies Reply Reply Rachel B June 22, 2014
at 8:56 AM I second that. You can download the latest version of the flip cam editing software if you
go to their website. I can't even imagine how much time it took to complete. Kids write down the
answers first, then cut and paste on the notebook. I'm glad it's done and incredibly pleased with how
it turned out. The activities are pretty straightforward and offer them the repetition kids need to
commit new words to memory. On the inside pocket of their notebooks the kids have these fabulous
personal word walls to use for words they need help with. I think we'll make notebooks this
weekend - both kids would enjoy it, though Matt is the one that would really LOVE it. In addition,
having all of this important information in their notebooks served as a very useful and necessary
learning tool. I know that I have several that I enjoy writing in. This is helpful because it allowed
them to complete the activities on their own during station time and they didn't need me. I wish you
taught second grade.lol. We use Journeys and I plan on using INB this year. Great product!:) Reply
Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 23, 2014 at 6:49 PM Thanks Joan. Other than the different
options for sight words, do you use all the other pages every lesson. Reply Delete Replies Lori
Rosenberg June 24, 2014 at 7:43 AM Thanks so much for letting me know Jeanine. I know the 2014
is the new common core, but in as far as your interactive notebook activities.
Not many of them. I've been told that there are not any major changes. Delete Replies Reply Reply
Anonymous June 23, 2014 at 12:12 PM Wish I used Journeys.but alas I am Houghton-Mifflin
Reading. My kids will love them!:) Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 23, 2014 at 7:50 AM
Thanks so much Mary!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown June 23, 2014 at 1:03 AM Wow. I
know Mom, she was cracking me up when I was going through all of the footage to edit the video.
Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg July 16, 2014 at 8:36 AM Leslie, I probably will not have time
to use them all. Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 24, 2014 at 7:43 AM Thanks so much for
letting me know Jeanine. In addition, having all of this important information in their notebooks
served as a very useful and necessary learning tool. Kids will love the “A is for Anakin” approach to
phonics. Since writing is a family talent, I decided to help my niece and nephew (along with my own
children) create one to have for themselves. This type of learning and these types of activities
involve so much more than just listening to the teacher. My students will glue this into the front of
their notebook during the first week of school. Delete Replies Reply Reply Chandler June 29, 2015
at 3:03 PM I am going to be introducing interactive notebooks for the first time next year. There
were no moans, no spaced out looks, and definitely no complaints. I sure hope you make one for 2nd
grade ASAP!!:) Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 22, 2014 at 7:44 PM You're so welcome.
The 320-page activity book has a year’s worth of first-grade exercises, from phonics practice to
telling time, to exploring technology and coding. I know that I don't have a problem with the video
when I am using firefox. This means that the ENTIRE year is already planned for. Your kids will
become tinker engineers as they complete the accompanying activities in this book to cover basic
math skills as well as dabble in some problem-solving skills. She even video taped our new kitten as
she sang about him to her teachers so that they could see him. Your students will definitely benefit
from keeping these notebooks. These activities go splendidly with the series, so you should be all set
for next year. There are articles that’ll help your little ones build up their background knowledge and
some projects to get hands-on with. I have been working for MONTHS on this endeavor, and I am
happy and relieved to say, that I have finished them. Let me know if you have any more questions!:)
Delete Replies Reply Reply Add comment Load more. Then I print the Weekly pages, two sided, one
page for each week of school. Your kiddies will love getting to have their very own “lab book” for
recording the findings of their very first experiments. Reply Delete Replies Reply Renee Louise June
2, 2012 at 3:29 PM These are such great tips for writer's notebooks. Delete Replies Reply Reply
Unknown June 23, 2014 at 9:02 PM I just purchased the first grade year. Thankfully every topic
from number operations, geometry, and measurements, to time and money skills fills this huge
workbook. Can I ask, do you use workbooks from the Journeys series.
My kids will love them!:) Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 23, 2014 at 7:50 AM Thanks so
much Mary!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown June 23, 2014 at 1:03 AM Wow. They’ll love
the chance to practice a little science every day during the school year. I can't wait to use these with
my little ones.I have been using Journeys for the last 6 years. Delete Replies Reply Reply
Anonymous June 24, 2014 at 12:04 PM These look great, I will be teaching 4th grade ELA next year
and am looking for ideas( moving from Pre-k). Yay! Delete Replies Reply Reply Deje June 22, 2014
at 11:40 AM This makes me wish I was back teaching in the primary grades instead of preschool.
Skills covered include secret codes, word searches, word scrambles, crossword puzzles, and more. I
have one question for you: What type of notebook do you use. That totally filled my bucket!:) Haley
Following Optimism in 2nd Grade Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 23, 2014 at 6:49 PM
Yes. Great product!:) Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June 23, 2014 at 6:49 PM Thanks Joan.
Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. This Old Guy
from Somewhere in Ohio on December 08, 2011: The ideas of inserting Mentor's text and saving
catalogs are truely inspiring. AND since I know many teachers do not use Journeys, I also made a set
of grammar and phonics notebook activities for first graders who are not using the series. When I try
to open them in google docs it tells me that I am unauthorized. When parents are provided with
support, they will begin to feel more comfortable helping their children read, write and do math. My
students were very helpful in telling me what worked well and what needed to be changed. If you
need assistance, please contact customer service. Delete Replies Reply Reply Anonymous June 24,
2014 at 12:04 PM These look great, I will be teaching 4th grade ELA next year and am looking for
ideas( moving from Pre-k). I was totally going to ask about kindergarten too!;) but it looks like a lot
of the skills can apply to kinder Sarah Teachingiscolorful.blogspot.com Reply Delete Replies Lori
Rosenberg June 22, 2014 at 9:55 AM I am probably going to make one for kindergarten!:) Delete
Replies Reply Reply 1stgradefireworks June 22, 2014 at 9:35 AM I got mine. It has adorable
illustrations and activities like Sudoku, mazes, and counting challenges to build their math skills the
fun way. I might be able to use some of those for my 2nd graders. I always walk around and monitor
my students, as they are working. For an optimal experience, please switch to the latest version of
Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. In addition, they will learn
valuable organizational skills. Delete Replies Reply Reply Lindalouhoo June 22, 2014 at 3:19 PM
Thank you for all your hard work. When I start to get catalogs in the mail for Christmas, I set them
aside because I know that they will have pictures that are of interest to my children and I will also
not mind having them cut apart. If you like our vocabulary sheets, keep watching. (We will be
posting them as we do them.) So this year we thought we would try to combine their vocab with
their writing folders. They’ll complete coloring activities to identify shapes or race the clock to
answer arithmetic problems, amongst other fun activities. Thank you and keep coming up with these
great ideas and products for us. I hope my kids love it as much as I will!:) Delete Replies Reply Lori
Rosenberg June 24, 2014 at 12:07 PM I know they will!;) Delete Replies Reply Reply Owls and
Lessons, Etc. Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown July 30, 2015 at 4:21 PM Thank you for sharing
you ideas.
We are still in school for 3 more days in NJ, but am looking forward to using them in September. I
always walk around and monitor my students, as they are working. Delete Replies Reply Reply
Chandler June 29, 2015 at 3:03 PM I am going to be introducing interactive notebooks for the first
time next year. Based on reading the one book per week, there is a homework assignment for
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday night. Sorry I am so curious and ask so many questions. (I am
an EFL teacher.) Thanks for your patience. This will help them remember which words were taught
and keep them accountable for spelling them properly. Can I ask, do you use workbooks from the
Journeys series. You should be just fine!:) Delete Replies Reply Anonymous June 24, 2014 at 10:40
AM That's what I figured, too. My favorite part is when you explain the story ideas, mentor texts,
and drafts and show us photos. I don't use Journey's at my school but I love your phonics and
grammar pieces to this notebook. This one is even approved by parents as it’s a Parent’s Choice
Recommended Book. Kids really love things that are colorful, engaging, and include helpful
illustrations. I wish you taught second grade.lol. We use Journeys and I plan on using INB this year.
The activities are presented in a range of interesting and exciting ways and include digital resources
to help you meet every student’s unique learning needs. Delete Replies Reply Reply Mary Wolfe
June 22, 2014 at 11:22 AM These look wonderful and exactly the type of interactive notebook I
wanted to do with my class next year as well. RTalloni on December 07, 2011: Fabulous idea(s) in a
super hub. Yes, I am definitely giving some serious thought to making one for kindergarten. Stay
tuned.;) Delete Replies Reply melody August 19, 2014 at 1:52 PM Great. Let your first graders
doodle on one of the pages, then support them to write one or two sentences about their drawing.
They’ll love the cute illustrations and be kept busy for hours. Have been able to view other videos
since the last time I mentioned this difficulty to you. Delete Replies Reply Reply Anonymous June
24, 2014 at 12:04 PM These look great, I will be teaching 4th grade ELA next year and am looking
for ideas( moving from Pre-k). It includes short passages and activities for you to use in teaching
them about everything from physics basics to Earth Science. Loved the photos. Too bad they don't
have a children's section on Hup Pages where kids can publish their own writings (with parental
supervision). I sure hope you make one for 2nd grade ASAP!!:) Reply Delete Replies Lori
Rosenberg June 22, 2014 at 7:44 PM You're so welcome. Reply Delete Replies Lori Rosenberg June
24, 2014 at 9:56 PM I hope you enjoy your last few days of school. The grammar and phonics
components in each reading series is usually the same. Enjoy! Delete Replies Reply Reply starla June
22, 2014 at 7:17 PM Just wondering how long you are running these special prices. In addition, they
will learn valuable organizational skills. I know the 2014 is the new common core, but in as far as
your interactive notebook activities. But I can make the phonics and grammar work for our program,
I'm sure.