Fast Finisher Bins First Grade Edition

Happy Summer- For those of you who are now on summer vacation- The weather here in Northern California has been really nice.  Now today I can't say that.  I'm finally ready to kick back and relax poolside and there is no sun to be found.

I know many of you can't turn off that teacher brain and some of you like to prep those big projects while you are binge watching Netflix.  I've been working on this project for a while.  I've had many requests for a First Grade version of my Fast Finisher Bins.

This resource is HUGE.  There are materials to create a total of 30 bins- 15 Literacy and 15 Math.  Your students will be actively engaged while the rest of your class finishes their work.  

These early finisher work bins are easy to prep and easy to store.  All you need are standard pencil boxes or containers of similar size.  Most bins require either dry erase markers, a pencil  or clothespins for students to complete the tasks.  

The picture on the top tells what is inside the bin

Open the lid and the picture-directions are inside.

and if you don't have my Kindergarten ones yet, you can grab those too.

Want both sets- you can SAVE money and Buy the Bundle

My next few weeks are super BUSY!!! 

I'm flying to San Diego to GYTO

I have always wanted to go.  Our school doesn't pay for conferences- so this is a huge treat for me.Then I'm heading to the Happiest Place on Earth with a few friends.  Gotta say hi to Mickey and friends.

I'll be back for a week then I'm off to...

I've never been to Nashville, but I'm going to a conference. My husband and I will go a few days early to do some exploring and of course we have tickets for

I'm super excited to see it all.

What are your summer plans- are you going to be at GYTO? I,f so come find me and say Hey.