Kids can learn about symmetry with this free printable circle set that encourages creative learning. Thank you for visiting. This post may contain affiliate links...

Use these great circle time activities for the first week or two of preschool. Great start of the year lessons with free printables.

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My PreK students were learning about the different types of shapes. To introduce circles, we read The Dot by Peter Reynolds. Students then used their cutting skills to trim multi-colored squares in…

A Question of the Day for preschool or kindergarten helps build reading and math skills as part of the morning routine. Find out how here.

This super simple activity gives kids a hands-on and concrete way to understand how planets orbit the sun in a large circle.

Here is an easy craft idea for the summer break or a cute end of school project - make a paper circle crab craft. This one is really sweet and easy which makes it perfect

Practice color and shape recognition with your toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners using these fun bee themed shapes coloring pages! There are twelve shapes included in the printable worksheets: circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, stars, ovals, diamonds, hearts, pentagons, hexagons, octagons, and crescents. The four colors included are red, orange, yellow, and green. Preschool Shapes Worksheet With Color Coded Key: Circles, Squares, Triangles, Rectangles Shapes Worksheet: Stars, Ovals, Diamonds, Hearts Preschool Shapes Worksheet With Color Coded Key: Stars, Ovals, Diamonds, Hearts Shapes Worksheet: Hexagons, Pentagons, Crescents, Octagons Preschool Shapes Worksheet With Color Coded Key: Hexagons, Pentagons, Crescents, Octagons

Fun and simple ideas for classroom management from the best resource available to teachers: other teachers! Top hallway procedure transitions and ideas.

One of my most daunting tasks as a new teacher was finding books to fill my classroom. I was already footing the bill for SO MANY classroom supplies. Not to mention I was newly graduated, newly married, and paying for certification tests/fees. Oh and did I mention I hadn't started working or getting paid yet?? After all that, building my library was an expense for which I didn't have the money. If you are like me, you may be looking for FREE and CHEAP books for your classroom. In this list I've compiled some of the best ways to find quality texts! 1. Just ASK My #1 tip for finding books is extremely simple. Just ASK for them. Make it known that you are a teacher looking for classroom books. There are many many people out there looking to de-clutter and help you at the same time. I would ask on social media, neighbors, local libraries, current/past parents of your students, family members, etc. You will be shocked by how many people give away books their children have outgrown. Make your needs known so you can receive help! **Along the same lines, many teachers in your building are also looking to declutter their classrooms. Send out a building wide email with your need and fellow teachers will share!** 2. Public Library Going along with the "just ask" idea, head to your local public library! Our libraries have stacks of discarded books that are $0.10-$0.25. I've gotten some great titles here! Plus, many of them are hardback library editions--these are durable and amazing to have in a classroom! Even though the price tag is really cheap, if you let the librarians know you are collecting books for your classroom many will donate the texts to you. 3. Yard sales, Goodwill, Local Thrift stores These are great, CHEAP ways to find used texts. Many of them require a little patience and digging. But the hunt is fun! 4. Online used book stores This concept is the same as buying used books at a thrift store--but you don't have to leave your house! I've found several online shops that I LOVE for their affordability, ease of use, and sustainability. Thrift Books Discover Books (Order through this referral link for 15% off you order!) The Book Bundler (This site sells bundles of books by level. It is great for buying in bulk to build your library!) 5. Scholastic Once the school year gets started, Scholastic is an amazing way to find free/cheap books. You can earn points for future orders when your students make purchases. Scholastic also runs monthly $1 specials and have inexpensive class sets. Be sure to sign up for Scholastic and send fliers home with your students! Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. The compensation received will never influence the content, topics, or posts made in this blog.

Cut out the cards and mix them up. Have your student sort them into groups and put them in order. Then, create a circle with each group to show how each sequence forms a cycle. Extracted from our workbook My World (see My Featured Items)by Our Time to Learn, ages 4-6Find more workbooks and worksheet...

Beautiful Kandinsky inspired Spring flowers created by kindergarten kids.

Free pattern worksheets for preschool and kindergarten. Free printable pattern cards, worksheets, activity mats, hands-on learning worksheets to build key number sense and sequencing math skills.

Preschoolers love balloons. They love paint too. So why not combine the two into this amazingly simple balloon print art project?

Click Here for Theme Sequence & Curriculum Map What should Pre-K children learn? These are typical concepts that Pre-K children explore in school, but

Sometimes little ones can be picky about eating healthy foods. I found a fun activity that can help teach them about the healthy food that their bodies need while playing and sorting the different food groups.This activity will give your children a better sense of what types of foods go into what food group categories. This hands on activity should also help them see healthier options for snacks and meals. This is also a good visual to show them how many they need of each food group on a daily basis.

Five fun egg shaker activities you can use with Preschool and Kindergarten music classes for Halloween or any time of year!!

Description 1 1/4" Diameter Round Standard White Uncoated Label (for inkjet or laser) Product Sku: W6-8C_2924 USUALLY SHIPS SAME DAY NO MINIMUM ORDER MPN: GF4292UPW Specs Sheet Size: 8.5" x 11" Labels per sheet: 48 Labels Across: 6 Labels Down: 8 Shape: Circle Label Size: 1.25" (1-1/4") diameter Top Margin: 0.28125" (9/32") Bottom Margin: 0.28125" (9/32") Left Margin: 0.1875" (3/16") Right Margin: 0.1875" (3/16") Horizontal Spacing: 0.125" (1/8") Vertical Spacing: 0.0625" (1/16") Horizontal Pitch: 1.375" (1-3/8") Vertical Pitch: 1.3125" (1-5/16") Template Download Word template or PDF template. Uses ingredient labels, candle labels, jar labels, product labels, soap label, round labels, fun stickers, inventory label, shelf labels, clothing size labels, poker chip labels, price labels

Do you teach a Community Helpers Preschool or Kindergarten Unit? You will LOVE this fun set of pretend play learning centers and no prep worksheets.

You can grab these geometric art printable...and let your kids imaginations run wild! A perfect free printable to let the creativity flow.

Positional Words are difficult to teach especially for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and learners with special needs. Make if fun and engaging!

"Round and ready! 🌟 Circle time is where our little explorers sing, share, and grow together. #KindergartenJoy #CircleTimeMagic #TinyLearners". Super Simple Songs · Make A Circle