Substitute Teacher Activities Kinder Sub Plans The Last Stop on Market Street

Description

Emergency Sub Plans for Last Stop on Market Street activities for kindergarten and first grade! Sometimes, when you are sick, you need lesson plans for a substitute teacher for your class.  These emergency substitute plans could not be easier.  They are just print and go with no-prep activities.  You can even email these sub plans to your school.  SIMPLE!  These emergency sub plans offer differentiated reading and math activities so they cover both kindergarten and first-grade skills.  

I have prepared a set of activities that are easy to assign. You can even email these to a teammate if you need to. Each set of emergency sub plans contains enough activities to get you through multiple days.

You could also send these home as a printable option for distance learning. WHEW! I have included QR codes that students can play that even explain the activity! ANOTHER WHEW!

Here are the emergency sub plan activities for Kindergarten:

• Opinion writing
• Story Retell
• Visualizing
• Making Connections
• Sentence work activities
• Handwriting practice
• Ending sounds
• Beginning sounds
• Word family (short a)
• Blend sorting
• Beginning digraphs
• Short vowels
• Comparing amounts
• Counting on
• Add the missing number
• Making 20
• Subtraction

Here is a quick peek at the printable and digital formats that are included:

• PDF format for both kindergarten and first grade. They include recorded directions via a QR code.
• Image files so you can build the activities on other digital platforms.
• Google Slides Ready Powerpoint Presentations

These activities accompany the book Last Stop on Market Street. A QR code will take the students to a recording of the book on YouTube.

I have made the parent pack its own PDF so you don’t need to scramble to send it out. There is NO PREP for you! I have also included image files in the event you need to upload those to student devices.

WAYS TO USE THIS UNIT:

• Emergency Substitute Teacher Plans – prepare these ahead of time and leave them in a sub folder at school. Then if you have an unexpected absence, you won’t have to worry about preparing… you are already ready for the substitute.
• Snow Days or Inclement Weather – Are you required to teach online during snow days? These are an easy option!
• Distance Learning – Do you have a student who is going on vacation or with an extended illness, but needs to have lesson plans assigned to them? These are so easy and you can rest easy that they will still be learning important grade level skills.