This pack includes 150 worksheets and over hundreds of questions for students to practice skills tested on the NWEA Map Test. Questions are designed in the format they will be asked on the test. They are also designed to be 10-15 minutes "quick checks" to review skills quickly in the weeks prior to ...
Summer No Prep Preschool and Kindergarten 130 Page Worksheet Book 130 pages of Kindergarten and Preschool worksheets! I was going to wait a little before posting this but decided I would go ahead s…
Don't miss out on this free kindergarten prep worksheet! It's free and has over 20 pages for your child to use and learn from!
The story Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten by Joseph Slate is a great book to engage student learning for young and emerging readers. This resource is a fun to use at school at the beginning of the year for your incoming Kindergarteners. Here are some no-prep worksheet activities. This book companion activity is great for a literacy and math practice with early elementary learners and adapted for use in special education classrooms. This resource includes: - Storybook Matching (Cut&Paste) - How Many Words: Kindergarten - Which One is Different Worksheets (B&W) - Complete the Pattern Cut and Paste Worksheets (B&W) - Coloring Miss Bindergarten/Apple Patterns (B&W) - Spelling Worksheets - Line Tracing - Horizontal (Color/B&W) - Bingo Dotter Fine Motor Activity (Color/B&W) - Matching Shapes (Color/B&W) - Story Picture Cards (Color/B&W) - Writing Prompts: My Favorite Part of Kindergarten - Rate the Book (up to 5 stars) Explain your rating. I hope your students love and enjoy this book, Have Fun!!!
Explore different materials and their properties with this engaging unit. Activities and printables for the Foundation and Prep Year chemistry strand.
Get free printables for kids in preschool and kindergarten! Find hundreds of free printable activities for literacy, math, science and more!
Cute free dinosaur printables for your upcoming dinosaur theme. These dinosaur preschool worksheets include lots of activities for kids.
Activities that develop early math skills are our favourites! We love working on our number recognition, counting skills, subitising and 1:1 correspondence. This “Build a City” activity…
Are you looking for no-prep fast finisher activities for students? Keep kids busy and on task with early finisher task cards on an early finishers choice board. Build independence with this Early Finisher bundle packet filled with task cards and worksheets. ⭐️Kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students will love the variety of fun choices and simple early finisher activities that will keep them engaged. ⭐️This resource is a great addition to your classroom management system. It encourages students to choose an activity to do after they have completed the assigned work. ⭐️The best part? This resource saves you time as the fast finisher activities are ready to just print and go! Use the versatile early finisher cards to create a special area in your classroom to go to when they need something to do. Create a bulletin board, hang them on a ring, or pop them into a pocket chart. 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Are you looking for super fun measurement worksheets and activities for kindergarten?? You found them!! Your students will LOVE these hands-on learning activities and fun, extra practice worksheets that teach a variety of kindergarten measurement concepts.
(Disclosure: Some of links below are affiliate links, which means that at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.) Where are my kindergarten and pre-K teachers? Are you teaching scissor skills? It is so important for young children to use TOOLS safely in the […]
These are 7 things EVERY mom should do before their child starts Kindergarten in the fall.
Why on earth would you need a tool bench in kindergarten? I'm sure that's what the grant people thought when they read through my proposal but something I said stuck because I was awarded a grant earlier this year to buy tools and a tool bench for my classroom. Here is a little background information before I show you all of the fun! I recently attended TheKindergarten Experience by Dr. Isela Garcia. The purpose of the training was to increase the awareness and implementation of evidence-based practices in the kindergarten classroom. These practices include teaching the life skills of attachment, belonging, self-regulation, collaboration, contribution, and adaptability. After attending this training I realized that my classroom is greatly lacking in some of these areas. While we have everything we need for academic success we do not have everything we need to grow socially and emotionally. The workbench and tools are used in a deconstruction area that Dr. Garcia refers to as a take apart station. Students use the bench and tools to take apart various items like toasters and VCR’s. Not only does this center give students an opportunity to explore how things work, but it also teaches the difference between destruction and deconstructing. Students will need to persevere, use self-regulation skills when they are frustrated, and cooperate with others to get the job done. Later in the year we will use this as a maker space and students will use the nuts and bolts they collected during the deconstruction process to build new things. When I first introduced this new center my most ACTIVE child blurted out, "This is going to be awesome!" I couldn't help but agree with him! With a little bit of direction on the do's and don'ts of the take apart station it was open for business. Here are some action shots from this week..... This week we took apart a computer. I removed any sharp or dangerous objects first. The drawer holds all of the tools. They feel like real technicians with all of the fancy equipment! I allow 2 people at the station at a time for now. The main goal is to find screws to take out and they have to show lots of patience! I made sure to buy some goggles to have on hand so they can be safe. Plus it adds to the fun! Here is a link to the set I bought. This is an affiliate link and I receive a small amount of money if you purchase through the link. Thank you for supporting my blog! And here is a link to a similar tool bench (for a better price than I got mine for!). I bought mine through the Home Depot. It had wheels on it and I took those off to make it a little shorter. So that answers the question why I have a tool bench in my classroom. My students LOVE this station. We've taken apart toasters, VCR's, computers, and a few other electronic items. I remove the covers and they do the rest. Want to save this post for later? Here you go!
Practice left and right by wearing these handy left and right wristbands and by playing the cover it board game! Your kids will get tons of practice.
FREE printable pre-k goals sheets for pre-k teachers and parents. Designed to help you prepare your preschooler for kindergarten!
For the past few weeks, we have been learning all about addition during our maths time. We decided to make addition ladybugs to share our new learning with our parents! These gorgeous craftivities will also go in our end of the year portfolios that go home with parents during the last week of term. […]
Number sense is such an important skill. It is the foundation that all other math skills are built upon. It is as important as letter and letter sound knowledge in reading. Students need to have a firm understanding of what numbers mean, what they stand for, and what numbers and quantities look like. That's why...
Squiggle challenges are a fun way to enjoy the end of the year or any time of the year to be honest! Your students will love this.
Phew! I am one tired teacher! Our first week of Term 3 is almost over and my kidlets have worked super hard learning new concepts and pra...
Free playdoh mats HERE! So…two day school week {check!} Full week of school backed up to a three day weekend {check!} We actually have a PD day on Tuesday and have a three day school week…what what! So, back on topic…in this post I will recap our first full week in kinder and then give...
At the Crafty Classroom, we have over 30 preschool themes with numerous printables and activities you can use in your homeschool or classroom!
April is nearly here and we are geared up for some fun spring-filled learning! This month we are keeping it rigorous and FUN! The following April
All About Adjectives is a NO PREP, printable pack designed to suit Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2. It is important that students develop a strong knowledge base of adjectives early on to help improve their descriptive writing skills in later years.This pack contains 34 different adjective printab...
Classroom management is a critical piece of any successful school year. Start the school year off right with these classroom management hacks!
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Help those kids from getting the “summer slide” with this 100 page packet! Included is 50 pages of math and 50 pages of literacy including reading and comprehension, grammar, writing, and word work. This would also make a great addition for any beginning of the year work for 1st grade too! Click here to download. here …
Getting Ready For Kindergarten! Is your child starting kindergarten soon? If so, you are going to love all the free printables and kindergarten prep checklists and tips on this page....
We have been learning to slow down and look closer. As we wonder, inquire, and investigate, we need to slow down enough to notice things and focus on the detail. We practiced by using our own faces! We started out by talking about feelings. We read several books about feelings and discussed that feelings are real and okay! I am always surprised when I ask kids if it is okay to be angry. Almost all of them will say no, it is not okay! Of course it is okay to get angry! If a friend is unkind to you or takes something away from you, you are allowed to get angry at them! It is how we let them know we are angry that matters. They learned about using their words, problem solving, walking away and finding an adult for help if they can't solve the problem that is making them angry. We discussed how it is never okay to hit, push, shove, kick, etc. when they are angry. As we talked about different feelings, they looked in a mirror and looked closely at what their faces looked like when they had those feelings. We decided to document through observational drawings what their faces looked like! I got this idea from artforsmallhands.com. They documented what their faces looked like when they were happy, sad, angry, and scared. They slowed down and really looked at what their mouthes looked like, what their eyes looked like, and what their eyebrows did! Next we read these books and discussed how we were all alike in some ways, yet different! We all have eyes, but our eyes are all different! We all have noses, but each nose is different! We slowed down and really looked at our faces to notice the detail and created black line observational drawings to show that detail. The kids choose the colors of watercolor to match their skin, hair and eyes. I do these every year because the results of them slowing down, noticing detail, and documenting the detail they noticed really showed what these kids are capable of! We added what they wanted to learn in Kindergarten and displayed these fabulous self portraits in our hallway! We will continue to learn how to slow down and document details that we notice as we make our thinking visible during play, explorations and inquiries! Some have started as they create plans or document during their play already! The slowing down is the hardest part for them! They are used to bouncing from one thing to another, but they are getting better with practice! Below is an observational drawing and clay sculpture of our praying mantis. Here are some plans in the block area that showed great detail! They also did a great job of sticking to their plans! Below is a drawing of a friends favorite part of a book she read and some friends drawings of objects on our "look closer" table. This friend really slowed down to add details such as texture to this clay sculpture of a gourd. She added the lines that she took the time to notice! It is amazing what they can accomplish once they learn to slow down and notice things! The kids have been noticing the changes happening outside as Fall is creatin changes around us! We will be slowing down to notice these changes in more detail! Stay tuned next week to see what they notice and learn!
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Is your child ready for Kinderarten? Here are 20 ways to help your child get ready to be a Kindergartenener - skills, math, literacy, and more!
Is your child ready for Kindergarten? This post will help you decide plus free worksheets focused on kindergarten readiness skills like...
