This is an excellent resource to go along with the book "First Day Jitters" by Julie Dannenburg. F.D.J. (First Day Jitters) affects many students at the beginning of the school year. This is a serious condition that I've found can be cured with a few fun and silly activities!!! I created this resource as fun way to combat the symptoms associated with F.D.J. :P Included in this resource are: -Jitter Juice Bottle Label -Jitter Juice Recipe Card -Jitter Juice Graphing Activity -Jitter Juice Poem (colored and black & white) -Jitter Juice Opinion Sheet -First Day Jitters Feelings Sheets (2) Please let me know if you have any questions about this resource Thank you! Candice
This roll a monster game is a fun drawing game for kids, as well as adults. Be prepared to laugh at the silly monsters your kids create.
Art Sub Plans for Elementary |. Circle Monsters
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8 silly crowd games perfect for family reunions, neighborhood parties, or friend get-togethers!
Kids will go nuts over this simple, flying ghost science experiment that combines a halloween activity for kids with a science experiment for October.
No pictures? No problem! The Book With No Pictures will have everyone laughing out loud during your classroom's read aloud. Keep the fun going by using these free printable book activities and learning engagements designed for students in grades K-5.
Use any stickers you have on hand with our super cute free printable math activities for preschoolers to get kids excited about counting to 1-10.
Here's all the LDS Youth activity ideas that you'll need and you'll stay right on budget as well. Check it out!
Five little pumpkins! With a bit of October magic (and a few well-placed velcro dots), you can turn simple cardboard pumpkins into an entertaining set of mini jack-o-lanterns that your little ones can fill with
I am so excited to teach Follow the Prophet (archives) this month in primary! If you enjoy playing fun & silly word games in singing time, you will love
There are 12 day kits* and 24 day kits available. The kit is available for 1-5 children with enough treats, activities and keepsakes for the option you choose.🤍 *Imagine That Shop created a box with 12 days of magic from our complete 24 day kit. 12-24 DAYS of planned and organized, daily activities delivered right to your door! It does all of the December elf magic for you!✨ You'll get access to our new, interactive Imagine That Elf Kit calendar. Not only will you view exactly how to stage your elf, daily but you'll gain access to exclusive elf tips, tricks, how-to's and so much more! Each night's elf scene can be set out in under 5 minutes, ready for your child's excitement the next day! The Imagine That Elf Kit is a variety of elf interaction, toys and treats, elf pranks and silly poses plus a few mindful activities to encourage good deeds and kindness. Our kits are created with great detail and thought for what kids will love most. Each day is labeled and individually packaged for your convenience. Limited quantities available. All kits will ship before or by Nov 17th to ensure delivery before the holidays. *Kit contents may vary from product colors or specs pictures in promotional material. WARNING: Choking hazard-kit contains small parts. *Shipping within the United States Only *No returns based on the nature of this product. *Elf NOT included *Please note this item is not a licensed product and I do not claim ownership over the characters used.
Keep the whole family entertained with these fun things to do while waiting in line with kids.
I've always found that little learners love write-n-wipe style dry erase marker activities. We have a huge and growing range of these fun, easy-to-prep center activities for your classroom! Activity cards for little learners Besides the novelty of using a marker, they appeal to a child's need for immediacy. From a pedagogy point of view, I like them as a bridge between concrete and abstract. Use them as task cards If 'write and wipe' is not your style, you could always use such cards as 'task cards' and simply have your students use them as a visual prompt for writing their answer on a recording sheet. Use them with equipment and play dough They are also perfectly suited for use with play dough and small equipment, like buttons and counters. Draw more, Add more! We've put together a set that is perfect for early math. Students will add more items to complete a set. Essentially, your students are working on early addition skills through counting and adding more. As each card is completed, you will notice students counting and re-counting several times to check their work and understanding. This continued and repetitive counting all helps to develop a strong beginning in number. The set includes 6 packs! Here is a sneaky peek: Draw more apples Draw more flowers Draw more gum Draw more hair draw more raindrops draw more spots For more formal addition lessons, I have also listed "Caterpillar Count On Cards" that will assist in using a number line to solve addition. Here is a free download for you to help support this learning in your classroom. Students can draw more apples on each tree to complete the total. Find it in Google Drive HERE
The 23 identifying feelings worksheets will keep your children engaged and will be a welcome addition to your social-emotional learning curriculum. These print and go identifying feelings worksheets focus on a variety of feelings and emotions: happy, sad, shy, scared, surprised, grumpy, silly, confused, angry, nervous, disappointed, proud. ⭐️ ⭐️ Did you know this product is part of a BUNDLE? ???????? Identifying Feelings BUNDLE
If the Hiawatha Bike Trail Idaho is not on your bucket list, then put it on there right now. Here's five tips to make it even better.
This one hour crochet pattern results in a silly goose- or duck or flamingo! This amigurumi goose and duck pattern is low sew!
It's about that time of year again where my students {and I} feel *blah* about workstations. Although the kiddos are still excited to go to workstations (duh), their attention span is minimal and some of them seem to forget the rules. What to do? - Introduce some new and exciting things into the workstations. - Review rules of workstations. - And if it's not working... change or omit it. Enter here Silly Sentences! I always like to introduce these into the pocket chart when my students are independently reading! The kids go *bananas* for this work station! I keep all of the parts of the sentences in one container. {Now let me be honest, this took a while to cut and laminate, since its such a big packet. However, you could pick and choose which words you would like to add to your Silly Sentence Work Station* My directions are hanging beside the pocket chart and, I place the colored numbers at the top for students to use to make their sentence! This makes it SUPER easy to follow the directions! Which is what my bambinos need! Below you can see some pictures of the constructed sentences using the color coded strategy! So simple, yet TONS of fun! It's a great opportunity not only to construct the sentences, but to read as well! My students create the sentence, read the sentence and then record the sentence! The best part about this is their are SO many possibilities for sentences! If you would like to check it out at my TpT store click here! I also finished up my new writing station re-do. There is now a must do sheet which you can learn more about at First Grade Jungle. Ms. Thomas shared these fill in the blank pre-writes with me which I LUSH! The Littles have been having the HARDEST time staying focused and producing quality work from this station. It was time for a change! via First Grade Jungle Monthly words for writing via Busy Teacher Cafe Do you have the writer's eye? via Cara Carroll at The First Grade Parade Now I have NO idea where those charts came from or the ones below! But whoever did them, THANKS I love them! If you know please let me know! They have been saved on my computer for a while (before pinterest)! *Update: these posters can be found here: http://mrsgilchristsclass.blogspot.com/2011/08/writing-center.html Now I have more for my revamp of my ABC/ Word Study, Work Work, Word Wall Station…. check back for that tomorrow! But here is a sneak peak of one of my new Work Work Stations, found on pinterest! Hopefully this excited the littles!
If the Hiawatha Bike Trail Idaho is not on your bucket list, then put it on there right now. Here's five tips to make it even better.
If you're looking for some easy activity ideas for LDS Primary Activity Days, then look no further. Here's 80 ideas to get you started.
Here is a fun tracing activity for preschoolers and toddlers! They are easy to print and a great way to prepare young kids for writing!
1 Kings 8 Solomon's Temple Spot the Differences
Homemade Silly Putty is very easy to make and the kids will absolutely love it. This is the perfect DIY silly putty activity to keep the kids entertained.
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Free mixed up animal printables for kids craft activities. Use these PDFs to mix and match body parts and make silly animal mix up pictures.
Chuẩn bị Free crochet goose silly pattern
Here are some super simple and silly pencil and paper games to play. You can play with one person or a large group. Everyone grab a pencil and paper. Start by drawing one object with your dominant hand. Now it is time to switch it up and try drawing a different way. Try drawing: 1. using your non-dominant hand 2. with the pencil in your mouth 3. with the pencil in your toes 4. with your head upside down 5. with your eyes closed 6. with your dominant hand after you spin around in a circle 10x 7. using a super tiny pencil (use a golf pencil or smaller) 8. using a huge pencil (duct tape the pencil to a wiffle ball bat) 9. with your paper taped to the underside of a desk (Michelangelo style) 10. a round of Silly Sketches 11. with both hands at the same time 12. using a white paper plate on your head and try to draw a picture on it 13. the silliest face you can think of 14. a round of draw a doggy hangman 15. some themed Squiggle Drawing: Draw a squiggle on a piece of paper. Write a theme on the top of the paper (i.e. – farm animal). Pass the paper to someone else and they have to create a farm animal from the squiggle on the paper. Download some free sample pages from Doodle Diaries to get started. What crazy and silly drawing games can you create? Silly Sketches includes 10 drawings to create by following 6 simple directions. There are 10 drawing starters for each silly sketch to make the activity easier if necessary. This is suitable for one child to complete or for a group of children. This electronic book is in black and white. This download encourages: drawing skills, ability to follow step by step directions, creativity, visual motor skills and visual perceptual skills. Find out more information at http://ift.tt/1tgy0eE The post 15 Silly Drawing Games for Kids appeared first on YourTherapySource.com Blog.
Cute name craft for preschoolers to make in October with a Halloween theme!Grab spider printable to try this spider name activity!
