Kids will love these fun patterning activities! They are perfect for preschool and kindergarten math centers. Patterning with Pattern Blocks
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A ton of free printable worksheets for kindergarten you'll love to use in your class or at home. Fun kindergarten worksheets to download!
I've run an afterschool makers club at my school for the past two years. Here I share tips on creating norms, balancing guided projects & free time, & more.
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Bring a touch of beauty to your home with this unique collection of fork flower painting art ideas. Step-by-step instructions and tips for creating beautiful, vibrant art pieces with forks and other simple materials. Perfect for any skill level. Welcome to the world of fork flower painting art! This art form is a creative and […]
KINDERGARTEN MATH UNIT 2 - GEOMETRY I am thrilled to be sharing my kindergarten Geometry Unit with you! The kids love all of the hands-on activities we get to do, and I love how easy it is to keep them engaged. I am sharing so many freebies with you right here on this blog
Practice building sentences in kindergarten and 1st grade with this literacy center! Students use the color-coded sentence parts to build and create sentences.
These DIY wind chimes are so beautiful and they sound so cheerful ringing in the breeze. Made from a few simple supplies, this summer craft is really easy to make! DIY Wind Chimes Beaded wind chimes are such a beautiful decoration for your porch, patio, or gazebo. They're perfect for placing in the garden and make a lovely gift for Mother's Day, Father's Day, or a summer birthday. I love the soft clinking sound of the beads brushing against each other and the subtle chime of the bells when the strands move back and forth. Learning how to make a
Here's an idea I got from my Aunt. She brought the kids some things to play with from her classroom when we went to visit her this summer. This is one of them. I just went to McDonalds and told them I was making a math game and they happily gave me all the fry boxes I wanted. Hubby was surprised that it was that easy. I told hubby that I probably could have gotten them to fill them with fries for me for free too. People love teachers! I used to get the local grocery store to donate granola bars and apples on field trip days. Walmart even donated fish food and hamster bedding a time or two when we had an ark full of class pets. These are yellow sponges from the dollar store. They came 4 in a pack and I bought 4 packs. Each sponge made 4 fries. So I got 64 french fries for $4. Each fry box is programmed with the written numeral and the written number word. We added a pair of tongs which ups the fun level tremendously. We count with them, then play a little, then count some more, play some more. Here's the drawstring bag I made up to hold them. It's just a rough applique using scraps. The green strip fabric is an old thrifted pillowcase. It was perfect for a fry box.
The goal of Youth Center Roskilde is to create a flexible , varied daily life space for children and adults. The Roskilde-based architect Cornelius + Vöge
Kindergarten Math Made Fun Unit 9 is here, and it's all about SHAPES! This hands-on, engaging and FUN unit will get kids excited about basic shapes! Not
I have been on a math kick lately. I think it is because my kids are strugglingggg with basic math concepts lately and it’s killin’ me! We have been learning addition strategies and practicing addition within 20 for two weeks now and my class has just started to pick up their momentum. They are […]
Stuck for something to do? Learn how to make a spinning top that will spin and spin, splattering paint to create multiple masterpieces.
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Architecture has been the theme for many of my lessons this quarter. My first graders reviewed what an architect is. We looked at Frank Lloyd Wright's "Falling Water," and as with most art works that we look at and discuss, the kids were blown away with this design. During that lesson, the kids looked at the many parts that make up the exterior of a house and then designed their own. We also discussed that architect considers the land where a building will be built and so the kids drew their landscapes as well. This lesson was an extension of the Falling Waters lesson. They designed a 3D model of a house using a paper bag. It was fun seeing the extra goodies they added that made the house their own. ***Here is another architecture related lesson from my TeachersPayTeachers shop. It is based on the paintings and painted buildings by pop artist, James Rizzi. Though it says "art sub lesson," it is written so that anyone can teach it. Here are other architecture related lessons that are completely ready to be taught. All a student needs is paper, pencil and crayons. A Treehouse for Me and Captivating Castles
Join thousands of teachers who are using our Awesome Kindergarten Math Units in their classrooms!! Teen Numbers have never been more fun. Kids can work on numbers 11-20 in this math unit. They will get to play with fun manipulatives, cute games, and enjoy numbers as they learn to recognize, count, and write them. […]
4 Easy Dot Day Activities for teachers to use in their class with students. Use all 4 Dot day activities or just choose a few!
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Preschool Center Signs These Center Signs were created using Developmentally Appropriate Preschool Activities and by referencing the Ohio Early Learning and Development Standards. Signs also accommodate Head Start Programming needs. Center Signs can serve several purposes; these are unique in that they provide parents and staff members with cues as to what children are learning about or working on in particular centers. Additionally, the graphics provide students with a visual cue for the centers. If you would like any revisions to meet your state’s standards or changes made to the background colors, please contact me in the Q and A section. Twenty Center Signs are provided: * Art Center * Dramatic Play * Fine Motor Center * Gross Motor Center * Book Center * Math Center * Sensory Center * Circle Time * Science Center * Technology Center * Alphabet Center * Puzzle Center * Blocks Center * Computer Center * Construction Center * Music and Movement * Library Center * Reading Center * Listening Center * Literacy Center * Circle Time Some Center Signs have the same title and graphics with different descriptions. Choose to print out the signs that best meet your classroom needs. Have fun learning at Centers! Please check out our other Center Signs at the following link: Preschool Center Signs Thank you for visiting our store. If you would like to receive notifications when new products are created and added to the store, please follow us by clicking on the green star in the upper corner of the screen. Please provide feedback to earn credits for your future purchases. If you have any questions, complaints or concerns, please use the Q and A function and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks again and thank you for all you do to teach our little ones!
As promised, I'm continuing on with the transportation theme that I introduced on Thursday with the free pattern making printable. Today I have a free counting to 10 printable pack for you. It's super cute and I can't wait until Shiloh is ready to use it. This counting to 10 pack is great for preschoolers and kids in the beginning of kindergarten. You could also use it as a review resource for 1st graders who need to learn to count things quicker.
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Check out these fun activities from Award Winning Author/Illustrator Jarett Lerner to do at home or in the classsroom. Includes comics, drawing, and more.
Learn how to plan and manage literacy centers through differentiated instruction activities, rotations, & behavior management strategies.
Do school with building blocks? Absolutely! The #toolsforlearning challenge of the week is: Building Blocks. Share your building block activities on Instagram with the hashtag to connect with all the other awesome ideas! We had a blast with our building block STEM challenge cards!
Help your students learn their shapes with these fun butterfly shapes worksheets! These shapes coloring pages will not only help your students get familiar with shapes, but they will also help with color recognition and fine motor skills too! Butterfly Shapes Coloring Page With Color Coded Key Completed Butterfly Shapes Worksheet
A 2nd grade winter early finishers social emotional worksheet that makes students think about things they can and cannot control.
