☀️ Morning Work

Why Morning Work?
Morning time can be chaotic! Morning work is an easy way to get students settled and avoid the chaos.

Creating morning work can be a hassle. That’s why I created these comprehensive morning work resources. These resources are perfect for getting students settled and on task without daily teacher effort.
Features:
Engaging – Each morning work product is specifically crafted to engage students. Whether it’s a silly holiday or a fun activity, you can rest assured that your kids will enjoy the daily topic.

Comprehensive – Daily tasks target various skills. Reading comprehension passages with questions, writing prompts, or math challenges.

Educational – This isn’t busywork. Daily activities are specifically targeted to specific learning objectives, so students are learning while completing the task.
Each day students will:

Read a short paragraph about the national holiday
Answer two text-based questions by underlining the answer in the passage.
Respond to a writing prompt.
Select a choice for a class bar graph, then respond (orally or written) to standards-based questions.

The main standards that are addressed are:

RI.2.10/ RI.3.10 read and comprehend informational text.
Various writing standards including W.2.1/ W.3.1, W.2.2/ W.3.2, W.2.3/ W.3.3.
Math graphing standards 2.MD.D.10 & 3.MD.B.3.

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