These Roll and Read game sheets are the perfect way for your kindergarten or first grade students to practice their letter naming and letter sounds fluency! Roll and Read games are an engaging way for your students to practice letter names and letter sounds fluency. More than a phonics worksheet, just add dice and go with this low-prep, high-FUN phonics game! Kindergarten fluency practice has never been so engaging! This reading activity supports the Science of Reading when accompanied by instruction that is explicit, sequential, systematic, prescriptive, diagnostic, and cumulative. It makes differentiation so easy for the teacher! Students work on the specific phonics skill they need to master. Skills Included in this Set: Upper case letters in the same font Upper case letters in mixed fonts Lower case letters in the same font Lower case letters in mixed fonts Upper & lower case letters in the same font Upper & lower case letters in mixed fonts Each skill has 6 game board variations. This helps the teacher especially when using this in small groups. Each student should have their own version and will be naming the letters and/or letter sounds in a different sequence. This reinforces individual accountability for reading and discourages students from echoing one another. Perfect for: Independent Work Partner Work Homework Differentiation Literacy Centers Reading Groups 1:1 with the Teacher Intervention RTI / MTSS Want to make it more challenging? Add in a timer for faster-paced fluency practice! You get 36 pages of phonics game boards in both color and blackline. There's also a clickable Table of Contents to make it easier for you to go directly to the skill you need. You may also like these phonics resources: ⭐Nonsense Word Fluency Progress Monitoring ⭐Sight Word Punch Cards ⭐Beginning Sounds Spoons Game Follow me on TPT! Follow me on FACEBOOK! Follow me on INSTAGRAM! Follow me on PINTEREST! Follow me on MY BLOG!

Kids spring cleaning can be fun being busy bees with this fun busy bee headband craft.

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Cleaning company, Busy Bees, recently got in touch with me to design their logo, and I couldn’t be more thrilled about their concept. “We were talking about needing a cute picture of a …

Meet the newest addition to our classroom: Our Stoplight Behavior Chart! The children were introduced to this behavior ch...

This simple yet stunning digital template will wow your classroom parents. The digital template is editable in Canva and contains instructions on how to use. Back-to-School is an important time, not only for the students but for the parents and teachers as well. Feel confident that you are making a great first impression with this Meet the Teacher Editable Template. Please feel free to reach out to me if you are having an issues with the template ❤️❤️❤️What's included?❤️❤️❤️ -One PDF with links to Canva and the template! (Templates are named by my personally sku and tracking systems-you can change the name to your template after your purchase) -This template is a full 8.5x11in design ⚠️⚠️⚠️Please note⚠️⚠️⚠️ -All digital items are FINAL SALE and cannot be refunded. -Edit from anywhere! Canva does have a mobile app, however, users have found that a desk/laptop works best for editing, downloading and printing. Please read the instructions before you start regarding images used! Have a great school year!

Use these free busy bee scissor skills worksheets to help little ones get used to cutting on the line! There are four different kinds of lines for kids to practice with!

If you're teaching bees this spring or summer, be sure to add these fun busy bees count and graph worksheets to your activities!

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These cuties are hand painted and sealed with a finishing gloss. Not only are they perfect for your home but they make a great addition to your garden. This Bee-eautiful set is sure to put a smile on your face and also makes an amazing gift.

Here is a look at our Valentine's bears we created this week. The kids wrote about why they are good friends. Here are some close up: I am a good friend because I love my friends. I am a good friend because I like to play. I am a good friend because I love Trey. I am a good friend because I like to play with Emma and Hannah. And here is a look at our classroom door. We made bees out of hearts. Click here to find these on TPT

It's a dinosaur! Kids will love drawing this easy 6-step picture on their own! Helps kids learn shapes and build fine motor skills!

It is time to get your Autumn Jelly ingredients ready! If you make some Autumn Jelly, don’t forget to share the results. This is a really simple activity that gives you lots of opportunities …

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Highlights Perfect for use in any classroom, church, daycare, camp, or school setting Spread the pieces around the classroom or make one large display Set also includes an instructional guide with display ideas and classroom lesson activities Great for school or home use Description Creative Teaching Press® Busy Bees Bulletin Board Set | Create a bee-utiful buzz in your learning space with the Busy Bees Bulletin Board Set! The bold black and gold bee and hive pieces in this set are sure to draw attention to the positive, welcoming messages included that will inspire young learners to bee-have their best and bee-lieve in themselves. This 17-piece bulletin board set comes with the following pieces: • 1 Welcome to Our Hive sign: 9.75"w x 12.125"h • 3 small bees: 8"w x 7.125"h • 1 large bee: 14.5"w x 12.75"h • 1 giant bee: 17"w x 22.25"h • 1 What's the Buzz? honeycomb sign: 10"w x 8"h • 1 Just Be You honeycomb sign: 10"w x 8.125"h • 1 blank floral honeycomb sign: 10"w x 9.25"h • 1 ____ Grade Is the Place to Bee sign: 10"w x 9.5"h • 1 Busy Bees at Work sign: 10"w x 5.875"h • 1 Have a Bee-utiful Day mini poster: 12.75"w x 8.5"h • 1 Our Class Is Un-bee-lievable mini poster: 13"w x 7.5"h • 1 Always … mini poster: 10"w x 17.5"h • 2 flowers: 6.5"w x 7"h and 7.25"w x 7.5"h • 1 flower bunch: 12.125"w x 7.25"h

Our honey bee lapbooks in the making. Lapbook covers in order...Zak's then Tj's and finally Max's cover. They are all so different. I love it! The bee hive cover is free clip art found here. Bee hive pictures coincide with a narrative about how the bees make the wax. The book is a simple one. I took heavy black paper and folded it in half. Then I cut bright yellow printer paper to fit the book. To bind it I punched hole with a hole pucher and tied it together with black embroidary floss. The 'kinds of bees' mini books pictures are found here, and the info about the bees found in The First Book of bees by Albert Tibbits. Life cycle of the bee wheel is from Homeschool Share The anatomy of the bee mini book found here. The honey harvesting process mini books, 9 in all are found here. A friend gave us this fun kit to make bees wax candles. The boys are standing behind the candle they made. I created this copywork notebook. It's FREE at Currclick! The boys are just about finished with it. They like to work on it while I read. We read the following books during this mini unit: The Magic School House Inside a Beehive The Adventires of Maya the Bee or with comprehension question here. The First Book of Bees The Tales of Buster the Bee and we watched...City of the Bees. One of the Moddy Science Videos

-Practice beginning sounds by matching each bee to the correct beehive.-Perfect game for Literacy Centers!-Can be played in small group or with a partner...

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Having a child working on reading? Try this sight word find literacy activity for a way to memorize sight words using the whole body.

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Hi there friends! I know you are all busy bees getting ready for school to start. So this is just a little freebie for you to make life easier if you are starting school next week. This is a little response page for the story The Kissing Hand by Audrey Penn that I made for my class. Kiddos will write about how they felt on the first day of school. I usually do this activity on day two. Students will write their name and then a word or words for how they were feeling. With my kindergarten students, most can write their name, so they do that independently. I help with the feeling word by writing it in highlighter and the students trace on the letters to write it. For the illustration, you can have the kiddos draw themselves on the first day. You can also have them trace their hands and then sponge paint a heart in the center of the hand. They come out very sweet and I have found this activity is just right for little kinder students. For first graders the entire thing could be done independently. Anyhow, hope you enjoy! There are two different borders because I couldn't decide which one I liked better. Just click on either image to get both of them! This is what the other border looks like: I can tell school is about to start because I am waking up before my alarm with the Aaahhhh!!! I need to do that... feeling. I placed a last minute order for playground balls this morning before I started my other activities. I already had a weird back to school dream in July, so maybe I won't have any others this year. For some reason, it seems hard to believe school is already here. Summer went by extra fast this year. But, sharing my days with those sweet little students will fill my heart and I will not be wishing for the lazy days of summer. OK, I am off to hit the plan book! Best wishes for a smooth beginning of the school year to teachers, parents and students! Happy Teaching!

Remember the game Don't Break the Ice from when you were little? Well, it's still around. I'll bet many of you even have one in your therapy closet. I was at Walmart the other day and found one on sale for $4.88, so naturally I snagged it! It just needed a little something extra to make it work for me. Sooo I created this packet to accompany Don't Break the Ice. This way you can play it articulation style! Here's a little how-to for one of your very own. The first thing to do is print out all of the squares onto card stock. I'd laminate them too for durability (especially since they are going to be banged on!). Then, cut them out. I made them smaller than the actual ice cubes so they should fit fine. Adjust by cutting them down if you need to. Next, stick velcro to the tops of the ice cubes. I used velcro stickers. You can get these at Walmart or any craft store. Stick the other side of the velcro to the backs of the squares. Assemble the game as directed. I put the cubes in before I attach the velcro together. See below. After you squeeze them all in there, attach whatever sound squares you need to target. Each sound is a different color, so you can mix and match what you need. I used all /r/ sounds for this one. There are several ways you can play this game. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Play the game as directed. For each fallen ice cube, the student must say the word (you can have them say it 5 times, in a sentence, using their fluency strategy, etc.). 2. The student has to say the word each time they tap the ice cube. 3. Students can say "I went sledding and brought a..." and list the items on the ice cubes as they collect them. 4. Let them make up silly stories or sentences with the words they collect. This packet comes with ice cube toppers for the following sounds: /r, s, z, l, k, g, f, v, sh, ch, th, dz, r-blends, s-blends, l-blends/. You can grab it at my TPT store here! What do you think? Do any of you have Don't Break the Ice??

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