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The Rocky Mountain elk (Cervus canadensis) became the official State animal of Utah in 1971. All Mammal Symbols Called 'wapiti' by the Shawnee Indians, elk are members of the deer family and associate closely with the deer and moose of Utah. Elk once inhabited most of the USA, but are now found only west of the Rocky Mountains (elk are plentiful in the mountain ranges of Utah).
Blue is such a beautiful color! I like to tell my students how God made so many different things in our world blue – the ocean and sky being two huge examples! Here are a few cute ways you can help your students celebrate the color blue… Read The Monster At the End of This Book […]
Most of my 2nd to 5th grade students tend to read within the same literary genre. Fantasy is by far the most popular, from the Magic Tree House to the Deltora Quest and Percy Jackson series. To mot…
Beginning to understand division as sharing equally.
This Snowman match up activity is perfect for helping your youngest learners work on identifying initial sounds this winter.
Are you looking for November math centers for kindergarten during Month of November? In November, we start to introduce a lot of new concepts in math. Although my school implements Everyday Math, the small group activities are not enough to help students master concepts. So I have created centers that will help reinforce small lesson concepts and build these important skills.If your school is like mine, Kindergarten teachers are responsible to create their own timeline of when important concepts should be taught and implemented in the classroom. I created this blog post to share the math concepts and activities that I introduce and use in the month of November click (here) to see the unit (it includes literacy concepts as well).
under construction les contes de fées écrire des directives les mots usuels, les listes et les car...
For younger kids, here are some French classroom name writing practice activities you and your students will love! They'll have fun writing their names.
Happy Spring, friends! We are so excited to start using our Spring activities and wanted to share some of our favorite FREEBIES with you! To grab any of the FREE Spring activities you see in this post, simply click the button below each activity and you’ll be taken to the correct sites! Happy learning! Spring …
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Actividades para a educação de infância
Kindergarten Worksheets help your kids get off to a great start. It’s the start of their education. Help them reinforce skills and concepts in Math, English, Phonics and more. There are many to choose from so print them all and they can practice learning even more. We also have many more educational coloring pages, activities […]
At the beginning of every year my teaching partner and I incorporate lots of name recognition, construction, and writing provocations to engage children. Here are some of our favourites so far this…
Hi there! I'm linking up with Kacey from Doodle Bugs Teaching to share a little about my week! 1. I'll be teaching at a new school next year and I am SUPER excited about it! I have amassed quite the collection of teaching resources, as I'm sure you can relate, and want to keep it all organized so my move is as easy as possible. Our sweet secretary has been collecting empty copy paper boxes for me. I made these giant labels and stuck them on the side of each box. As I'm packing things up, I just throw the item in the box it belongs in! 2. We only have a little over 5 weeks of school before my little scholars go to 1st grade. This time of year can be challenging for managing behavior and keeping students invested and engaged in the work they are doing. I wanted to excite my little scholars for what is to come but also keep them focused on reaching the goals I have set for them. So without further adieu, I introduce... I used the Soldier Boy and Girl craftivity from Miss Kindergarten to make this. Do you think this will motivate my little scholars to keep working hard for the next 20 something days? 3. We have our end of year DIBELS testing in just a few days and I want to make sure my little scholars are as prepared as possible. I get SO excited when the data is presented to us...I love calculating my little scholars' growth! We've been using my Sound Count Sort pack to practice phoneme segmentation and I added the sand pails for a little novelty :) 4. My little scholars have been using one of their favorite math center activities this week. They each get a bag with a set of addition cards. They solve the equation and place a clothespin on the correct answer. It is such a hit! I love it too because the prep is super easy and it doesn't require color ink! Can I get an amen? You can find it [here]. 5. I definitely saved the best for last...MY MOM is visiting this weekend! I'm originally from CA and moved to rural MS to teach in an underserved school several years ago. I miss my mom dearly and I am beyond ecstatic that she is coming to visit. Her BFF (and my room mom from afar) is also coming with her...it's going to be a fabulous girls' weekend! Here is my guest room ready for their visit. I'd love to see your Five for Friday! Link up :)
Find 10 sight word activities and games for Kindergarten or 1st grade. These sight word activities can be played whole group, small group, or in centers.
These LEGO DUPLO sight word towers are an excellent, hands-on way to teach kids sight words. Now kids can play with blocks and learn sight words!
Cutting activities are great for developing fine motor skills. They're also super fun! There are lots of themes to choose from here and they're all FREE!
Lots of ideas and pictures of ways to teach reading skills using phonics centers to make learning fun and promote fluency in reading skills.
Cette ressource contient 2 choix de comptines ainsi qu'une GRANDE variété d'activités qui permettent la différentiation. Parfait pour les ateliers, l'étude de mots fréquents, l'écriture, la fluidité en lecture, la compréhension en lecture, la conscience phonologique et les histoires mathématiques! **JUST added an audio version of each comptine. You can listen to MOI chanting the poems! :)
Work on initial sounds with these beginning sounds worksheets that use bingo daubers. Learn with a FREE do-a-dot printables phonics activity.
We love to sing and rhyme in our classroom. One of our favorite songs to jam out to is Jack Hartman’s “Make a Rhyme, Make a Move” from his Hip Hop Alphabop Volume 2 CD. As a quick time filler, I put some of the miniatures from the Lakeshore Vowel Teaching Tubs into a basket and pass one out to each child. Make sure that you have enough sets of rhymes for the children in your class. So, if I have 18 kids, I will put 9 rhyming pairs into the basket. We sing this song: Yes, it’s kinda corny (ok, really corny), but you have to be corny with Kinders! (You can download it by clicking on it!) The cute clipart is by Lauren Thompson of the First Grade Diaries. We also rocked out with a little Queen-esque rhyming. Yes, really corny, but the kids LOVE it. Channel your inner Freddy Mercury and sing on. I pass out the cards to the kiddos (you can use the little miniatures too) and have them find the person with their rhyming match. I call up groups of 2 and we sing the song with their rhymes. Oh, and you totally have to get the rhythm going with lap slaps and claps! (You WILL hear them chant it for the rest of the day!) Click on the image for the download! What’s your favorite activity to practice rhyming?
Another week down and I am still wiped! There is no kind of tired like teacher tired at the beginning of the year! { For sure!} I am linking up with Doodle Bugs Teaching to showcase my week. We focused on colors. There are so many good books and ideas out there about colors. It was hard to try to narrow down my activities. These are what I ended up with. We read 'Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See?' To retell the story using these adorable bear puppets. The littles loved them! I got them from a fellow teacher in my building. She thought they were originally from Miss Kindergarten. Please let me know if this is not correct! We also manipulated play-doh to cover these brown bear mats. The little ones each had an animal from the book to cover with tissue paper squares to make our own brown bear class book. I love how these turned out! 'Dog's Colorful Day' was another story we read. We practiced gluing dots on this dog. The morning class had fewer dots to glue on since they are younger and less experienced. :) After reading 'Pete the Cat I Love My White Shoes' the little learners worked on a cause and effect activity. First we completed the activity on an actor chart as a whole group. Then each little one had their own paper to complete. They did awesome! I love Labor Day weekend! My Tigers begin their football season AND the Kansas City Irish Fest is this weekend. Heaven :) I work part-time at Anthropologie, mostly because I have an addiction to that store. :) It is a great company. If you are a teacher from now until September 7th you can get a 15% discount by showing your teacher ID. Link up your week with Doodle Bugs Teaching. Thanks for reading! Have a great day. :)
As you explore letters in your preschool or kindergarten lessons, use these letter activity sheets to support instruction of letter identification! For each letter of the alphabet, a pokey pin sheet is included. As students learn new letters, add this fine motor activity to your literacy center for letter learning engagement! Color, poke holes with push pins (on corkboard or carpet world well), and cut on the outside edge! You might make it a game. Roll a die, and color that many dots! Contents: Pages 1-3: Product Details Pages 4-55: Alphabet Sheets (Uppercase and Lowercase) A-Z Note: The cover of Krazy for Kindyland products include exact JPEG(s) of included craft(s). Our Full site is available at https://krazyforkindyland.com What our customers are saying about our products: -provide engaging, hands-on fine-motor practice while learning across the curriculum -easily differentiated, based on student needs and allow room for teacher choice -include consistent layouts; easy for students to understand -low prep and a huge time saver; GREAT for subs Questions? Requests? Email us at [email protected]
Jeux de conscience phonologique pour des élèves de maternelle moyenne section (ms) et grande section (gs). Jeux de phonologie maternelle
This free Fall Leaf Letter Match will bring some seasonal, alphabet learning fun to your Pre-K and Kindergarten literacy centers!
My Favorite Center Manipulatives Choosing Centers for Your Classroom Organization Ideas for Centers Tips for a Smooth 1st Day of Centers Try it Free! Low Prep Centers Your Students Will Love Ready to Use Centers in the Shop!
Here are some pictures of my class during "Daily 5" with Spring activities! Bang! is a favourite of theirs - they pull a card from the bucket and can keep it if they can use the vocabulary in a sentence. They try to collect the most cards by the end of the game. If they get a "bang!" card, they can pull another card. Sometimes we also play that they have to put all their cards back into the bucket. Bang: Here they are testing my spring "freebie" on TPT. They have to sort the cards into the correct order to make the correct sentences! These cards have pictures that match the word wall cards/flashcards I use with them. They can write sentences on the laminated cards: Here are two of their desks! They LOVE writing on their desks. They can draw a picture and write sentences to describe it. We are working on different strategies for sounding out words and for editing (P.O.M.M.E.S.). Here is a puzzle game for vocabulary acquisition/reading practice: Last but not least, some Read to Self :) What do your students love to choose during Daily 5?
In this post, I'll show you a peek inside my 2nd Edition No Prep Reading Intervention Binder. I have been working on this intervention binder for
Collection of kids activities to go along with books written by Karma Wilson. Includes crafts, reading activities, snacks and other play ideas for the Bear books, Little Pip Books, A Frog in a Bog, Mama Why?, Princess Me, and the Calico books.
Sunday, February 24, 2013 Infusing writing throughout our day! Read more
