Not only will cutting sheets help teach your child how to cut properly, but they offer great practice for cutting a straight line.
Sewing with kids can be just as fun and rewarding as sewing with kids. Get tips on when to start teaching them and what kinds of projects to make.
FREE Trolls inspired cutting pack to practice scissor skills and fine motor skills. Great for preschoolers and kindergarten who love the movie Trolls.
These free printable car themed prewriting practice pages are a fun way to improve your child's fine motor skills! Free tracing strips for preschoolers.
Entertain your preschooler while helping them practice their fine motor skills with these free printable q-tip coloring templates!
Copywork is a fantastic way for children to practice a number of writing skills. I've taken the concept of copywork in a bit of a different direction by offering a collection of fun facts about a wide variety of interesting subjects children enjoy. Each worksheet present the child with a fascinating fact coupled with a
Here's a set of free printable cutting skills worksheets for your preschoolers to practice their scissor skills in a fun and engaging way. My twins love to practice their scissor skills almost on a daily
Looking for fun Color Worksheets for preschool? You've found them and a bunch of fun, hands-on, play-based learning centers as well. Recognition, sorting and more.
If you're looking for a fun activity for your preschooler to practice their counting skills these printable bug counting to 10 puzzles are perfect.
20 Free Name Activities for the First Week of Kindergarten. Check out these amazing hands-on and fun name activities! Integrates multiple skills.
Get your students practicing how to spell their name with this engaging crown name craft. This craft is ideal for preschool and kindergarten students who will love creating their own crown with their name on it. It will provide them with name spelling practice whilst developing their fine motor skills. The packet includes both a black & white and color option. Save 35% with the big Name Craft Bundle. Grab it here. This craft is editable. Simply type your students' names and print. How to Use: *IMPORTANT* - The craft is designed to be opened and edited with Adobe Reader. You can download it for free here: https://get.adobe.com/reader/ You may also like: Bus Name Craft Caterpillar Name Craft Pencil Name Craft
Each school year, I like to create a name book for my preschool students to use. I put them together with all kinds of materials but to simplify things for my readers, I created this little name book template. Getting Started I create a book for
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These Preschool Cutting Practice works sheets are part of our ocean animals unit study! They will help your preschool aged children work on improving their fine motor skills
It's really no secret that kids are much more willing to cooperate and complete their work when it revolves around something that they're interested in.
6 SCALE BRUSHES FOR PROCREATE! Hey everyone! This is my first ever brush set for procreate. I made some of these awhile back to help me out and I decided I'd share them with anyone else who hates drawing scales. I really hope these help you as much as they have helped me! Because this is my first set, I would love any and all feedback on these, the good and the bad, to improve on this set and hopefully make more! Thank you for your support!
Using scissors and cutting along the lines is a perfect way to upgrade the fine motor skills, so this time we have prepared a bunch of lovely and free Bugs Scissor Practice Worksheets for your
Students will be constructing a wheel spinner on the Laws of Exponents. The Rules included are (1) Product, (2) Quotient, (3) Power, (4) Inverse, and (5) Zero Exponent. The bottom page includes some practice problems. Students will love this spinner and can use it as a study tool! PDF File
Teaching kids to sew is easier than you think, even if you don't sew yourself. FREE practice sheets to beginner projects,
Post schedules and objectives, practice sight words and math facts, and more. You'll enjoy the reusable surface for customizing activities, projects, and presentations. Durable. 22" x 28".
Spanish ordinal number practice- Podium winners-Printable WS & Digital ActivitySuper cute!!! Your kiddos will love practicing their Spanish ordinal numbers (primero-décimo) on this worksheet. You could easily use it as a practice page or an assessment!You will be able to simply print the works...
A Fun {and Easy} Math Game 24 comments math, math games, Popular Posts Today I am super excited to share one of my favorite partner math games with you! It's an oldie, but goodie. You know, one of those ideas that's passed on from teacher to teacher over the years (which is how I learned about it). It's called Walk the Plank. This game is super easy to set up and the kids love, love, love it! It is a great way to help students reinforce and practice their addition facts. And, it gives them more practice with following rules and working with others. Win, win! For this partner game you will need some paint sticks. I sent my hubby to Lowe's one day and they gave him about 10 (for free...even though he didn't buy any paint). Nice! Number each stick as shown. I recommend using the longer paint sticks. My first set was made with the shorter ones and while they did the job, the numbers were really squished together. You will also need some number cubes to match the numbers on your plank. Mine are numbered 5 through 10. I used blank wooden cubes and simply numbered them with a Sharpie. Easy peasy! To play, the students will need two number cubes. As you can see, the two players will also need some linking cubes. Each player places an individual cube next to each of the numbers on the plank. They will need 11 linking cubes each. Note: you could use any small object as a game piece. To play, Player 1 rolls the number cubes and adds their two numbers together. So, let's say that Player 1 (yellow cubes) rolls a 6 and a 7. They would add these numbers together and get a sum of 13. Player 1 would then take the cube next to the number 13 on Player 2's side (purple cubes). That's what the kids love. They get to take the other player's game pieces! Play continues in this fashion until one player collects all of the other player's cubes. It starts getting tricky near the end because the students only have a few numbers left on the plank and they can't control what they roll. But, guess what, each time they roll they are practicing their math facts. They are learning without even realizing it. It's the best!! The numbers shown above work for my second graders, but maybe you'd like to differentiate. Go for it! You can label your plank and cubes with whatever numbers you want! You could also use dice and number your plank from 2 to 12 (or 3 to 18 if you want to use three dice). For those of you who like things bulleted out for easy reference (that would be me), here's the info again. :) Materials needed to play: 1 paint stick 2 number cubes/dice (or even 3 dice depending upon the type of plank you make) 11-16 unifix/linking cubes per player (players need different color cubes), depending upon which plank you are using To play: Each player lines their cubes along the plank, aligning them with the numbers written on the plank Player 1 rolls the number cubes/dice and adds them together and then removes the OTHER player's cube next to that number Player 2 does the same Players take turns adding together their numbers and removing the OTHER player's cubes The first player to collect all of the other player's cubes is the winner! I hope your students enjoy this game as much as mine do! DON'T FORGET IT: PIN IT! Share It:
Fun cursive writing activities for home or school.
Grab a TON of FREE Math Mania Games to strengthen your students' addition & subtraction! Snag easy printable math games for 1st & 2nd grade!
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I love goats! I even used to have several as pets when I was a teenager. They would always get into all sorts of trouble... constantly... but I loved them regardless. This image serves many purposes... it can be used as a hand embroidery pattern, as line art, or as a printable coloring page! The image will be available for immediate download after purchase in the form of an SVG (vector) file and a PNG file. The drawing itself is 3.9 x 3.8 inches. The watermark shown on the image above will not be on the actual artwork. Copyright J. Gaines 2014.
Ferris Wheel STEM Challenge activity for upper elementary and middle school students. Teams create a dimensional turning 2-sided-wheel that must be held aloft.
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These 5 fun 3D shapes activities for kindergarten are a great way for students to learn about shape attributes while having a blast.
Thinking about buying a yoga bolster pillow for your home yoga practice? Know how to sew? Make your own bolster using custom fabric choices!
Hi friends! Comin’ at ya today with one of my favorite projects to date! I recently installed Board and Batten in our guest room and it has 100% MADE the space!…
Math crafts are fun! Add art and crafts to your math lessons to make them more fun! Download a FREE math craft project. #mathcraft #firstgrademathactivities
Engage your early learners in hands-on fun and sharpen sorting skills with this Seasons Sort printable game.
The Sentence Game Let’s face it, writing is hard. It takes lots and lots of practice to master the many skills a writer needs. But practice can be boring. Not now! I’ve created a sentence writing game your kids will love. With this game they’ll write sentence after sentence without complaining, because it’s a game. It’s very simple, but practices very essential skills- capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and spelling. The game can be played with 2 or more players. There’s even a way to play it with your whole class. Each student needs a word grid and a sentence/scoring sheet. Each set of players will also need one die and a scoring guide. Here's how it's played: v Each player rolls the die. The players then circle that number of words on their word grid. They circle the words down the first column, in order. Words cannot be skipped. v Now each player writes one sentence, using as many of the circled words as they can. If two sentences are written, only the first sentence will be scored. All of the circled words do not need to be used, but players earn one point for each grid word in their sentence. The words from the word grid cannot be changed. (ie. quickly cannot be changed to quick.) Important: After writing the sentence, players underline the grid words they used. This makes it easier for the checker to check the grid words. v Once all sentences are written, players pass their sentence/scoring sheet to the right. These players score the sentence and write the score in the box on the right. To play with your whole class, simply roll the dice once. Every student in class will use that number to circle the words on their grid. Once all the sentences are written, students can exchange their sheet with a partner for the scoring. After your students understand how to play you can play a round anytime you need a time filler. Students can keep their word grid and sentence/score sheet in a folder or their binder so it’s always handy. This game also works very well in a literacy center. Click on this image to download The Sentence Game. Happy writing!
