Are you looking for a fun winter themed literacy activity to help your students learn how to identify and write their name? This editable names activity can help students focus on their first, last or both names, all while making an adorable snowman! Let’s start identifying and practicing our last names after Winter Break! This Snowman Editable Name Activities is… Read More
Winter themed hands-on math cards perfect for practicing counting & writing numerals with 10 & 20 frames. Help children, using this winter math activity, with a variety of early math skills while also strengthening fine motor skills, handwriting skills and more. Winter Counting Frames Winter is in full swing now, so winter themed activities are on all of our minds!… Read More
A set of Snowman Count and Match mats that include printable buttons. Will help strengthen count and match skills & fine motor skills. Students will match the correct number of buttons or manipulatives to the corresponding number on each snowman. Count & Match Snowman Buttons Use these adorable Count & Match Snowman Buttons counting mats, snowflakes and bonus addition mat,… Read More
Are you looking for a meaningful, differentiated, yet fun writing activity? Label A Sticker is a super simple, low prep way to provide a fun and engaging writing activity regardless of the theme. You can have any type of stickers or have stickers available to match a theme or topic, such as holidays. You’ll know my LOVE for the writing… Read More
Little Learners are never too young to learn how goal setting works and how it can be applied to their lives. After Winter Break, comes all of the New Years Activities…but how about some developmentally appropriate goal setting and writing?! I created this very simple paper-doll template and talking bubble with writing lines for my students to write a goal… Read More
Stop stressing over how you’re going to teach your little learners addition strategies effectively! I have exactly what you need! This printable resource contains pages to help children learn and explore addition, using 8 different strategies. This helps you to introduce and explicitly teach addition, yet also provides practice opportunities to help children master and excel in addition. While the… Read More
It is that time of year again. The colorful lights are twinkling, there is warm chocolate in mugs, and the bustle of major to do lists is strong! I might not be able to help you with gift lists for your kids or your mother in law, but I can help you with your teacher friends! These Teacher Gift Ideas… Read More
Hooray…it’s one of my most favorite themes in Kindergarten! There is such a short time between Thanksgiving and Winter Break, usually 3 to 4 weeks, which makes it the perfect time for gingerbread man, boy, girl, etc., theme. I love all of the different versions of the gingerbread books and of course, we have to end our gingerbread unit by… Read More
Love, love, LOVE this time of year! Crisp, cool air, sweaters, boots and Turkey crafts! We call it no-school November in our school district, since there are so many days off…but that means we can add in some simple Thanksgiving Activities for Kindergarten! Disguise a Turkey Family Project Many schools have a monthly ‘family’ project for families and students to… Read More
I love using monster activities for the days leading up to Halloween. It is a great way to be all inclusive but still add a ‘spooky’ or ‘scary’ vibe to your classroom! This Roll A Monster Game is not only fun but super versatile too! Roll A Monster Game I keep hearing, from teachers, that they want more butcher paper… Read More
