These cookies are jam-packed with nutritious ingredients and healthy enough for breakfast on the go! They're free of gluten, dairy, & refined sugar, and also vegan friendly!
FREE counting & number matching game with chocolate chip cookies. Includes two levels of difficulty - match the cookies to the number or to the word!
This If You Give A Teacher A Cookie Printable Tag is a fun twist on one of our favorite books! A fun treat to give on meet the teacher night!
An activity used to improve classroom culture through giving and receiving compliments between teacher and students and between students. This activity can be used multiple formats: - Printable compliment tags for teachers to attach to a cookie - Printable compliment certificates for teachers to give to each student - Printable compliment writing pages for students to write compliments to each other (book cover printable also included)
Fluffy Almond Flour Snickerdoodles. Grain-free and gluten-free cookie recipe. Almond flour and maple syrup give these cookies a unique flavor
This Free Smart Cookie Hat is a fun activity for your students to make and wear to show what smart cookies they are! Hop over and grab it now!
If You Give Your Teacher A Cookie Gift Book Printable, Teacher Appreciation Week Gift Card, Teacher Thank You Card, Teacher Appreciation Card Introducing our If You Give Your Teacher A Cookie Gift Card Book, a delightful present for that special teacher in your life! Pages are 8.5x11 and can be printed on regular paper or cardstock. This is a digital file that you download and print. No item will be mailed to you. Visit my shop for other cookie books. Please contact me if you have any questions. Included: 1 PDF File TO ACCESS TO YOUR FILES ------------------------------------------ 1. Sign in to Etsy.com on your mobile browser or computer, not through the Etsy app. 2. Go to "Your account". 3. Go to "Purchases and Reviews". 4. Next to the order, select "Download Files". 5. Save and print as many times as you need. Note: If you checked out as a guest, you'll find a link to download your purchase in the receipt email that was sent to you after purchase. PRINTING RECOMMENDATIONS · White 8.5”x11” cardstock is recommended for printing or your preferred paper · To ensure proper sizing when printing, be sure the scale is set to 100% and border less in your printer settings. Please note that printed colors might be slightly different than what appears on your computer screen; as colors vary from one computer monitor to another, from quality and brands of paper, and from printers and inks being used. We recommend you configure your printer to print on the highest resolution possible for better results. · You can print as many times as you need. WHERE TO PRINT · Home printer · Local print shop · Copy center such as Staples, OfficeMax, FedEx · Photo lab such as Walmart, Walgreens & Costco Please visit and favorite my shop cyntekdesigns. New items are added daily. Thank you!! By purchasing, you agree to the following terms of use: You will not distribute or resell the actual digital file(s) contained in this download and you cannot create products Must be used for PERSONAL USE ONLY- NOT COMMERCIAL
What starts off as a pretty typical Mondrian lesson turns into a delightful blend of art and childhood craft. Students begin by viewing an...
Hello, friends! I'm excited to share that the school-wide collaborative my first through fourth grade students created at THE BEGINNING of the school year (yikes!) is finally installed. Like, finally. Y'all, while I do love having all students creating a collab at the start of the school year, why do I do it to myself? It's so much work on my end! All the attaching to bulletin board paper and hanging...it's so much! AND I always procrastinate! And yet I do it year after year. Such a glutton for punishment, I guess. Here's a look inside the process of hanging this beast with some of my tips: When hanging something this heavy, it takes everything in your tool belt (as well as a helpful music teacherin' friend). Check out my tip on binder clips and long tabs of paper. It helps! I've not done an official post on how we created these dot paintings but I'll tell you: it was super easy! In fact, it's one of my fave kindergarten lessons which you can find the details on here. All students began with a dot in the middle of their paper. The paper was prefolded so that each dot was exactly in the middle. Meaning I quarter folded the paper, once in half one way and then in half the other. Dot was placed at the intersection of those two folded lines. Like the kidnergarten lesson, each student was then instructed to paint concentric circles around their dot using any colors of tempera paint they liked! Once dry, the paintings were cut along those folded lines. They were then rearranged and glued to a black piece of construction paper. This part was tricky so students helped one another. Early finishers painted the wording of the sign! And then the beast was hung...where it shall stay for a LONG, LONG time. Or the end of the school year where I'll have the students cut it apart to take home their circles (maybe. Or I may leave it up until next year!).
These chewy oatmeal cookies are soft, packed with texture, and have a delicious caramel flavor with a hint of cinnamon.
Check out some easy DIY classroom mailbox ideas for your students and for you too including ideas that you would not have thought of!
Maybe this goes back a ways but students used to give teachers apples. This apple photo background is a great option for back to school photo backgrounds. It’s also a great fall photo background.
Nordic Ware's easy vanilla sugar cookies are a family favorite. Perfect for snacking, gatherings or as a gift.
As your child learns to read, they're going to start coming across contractions. They might look a little tricky when they first come across them, but
Dive into a world of fun learning with our Free Preschool Printables! 🎨✂️ Explore, create, and learn - perfect for little adventurers. #PreschoolFun #LearningIsFun
We LOVE activities to go with books! This Free Printable Mouse and Cookie Hat is a fun activity for your kids to recall and retell the story.
Use Oreo cookies to teach fractions with these free fraction mats! Oreo cookie fractions are a fun, hands-on and edible math activity!
As your child learns to read, they're going to start coming across contractions. They might look a little tricky when they first come across them, but
Free, fun and useful Kindergarten - 1st Grade, Common Core aligned lesson plans, math games, calendars, behavior charts, materials and more!
These Free Printable Cookie Counting Puzzles are a fun way to help your little learners practice their numbers and counting.
Since my Alphabet Tracing Worksheet and Number Tracing Worksheet have done pretty well, I thought I’d keep it up with the worksheets! I don’t know about your kids, but my five- and thre…
A fun read aloud with an adorable main character, a sweet and smart cookie, shares an important message about acceptance and self-confidence.
Have a great time improving your fine motor skills and learning new summer vocabulary words with these free summer playdough printables!
***Please note, this is a DIGITAL item. No physical items will be shipped. A collaboration effort with the Holiday Co (www.theholidaycoshop.com) - these adorable pennant flags are a perfect photo prop to celebrate going back to school in style. What you'll get: 3 pennants per print Instant Access (Once your payment is complete, you will receive a pdf containing a link(s) for your purchased template) Unlimited uses! (Purchase once and print for life!) You'll receive an email containing 1 PDF file with 8.5x11 designs. You may resize to any desired size by choosing the 'scale' option when printing from home. An amazing deal! * Due to its nature, downloadable products are not refundable after the design is sent but please let me know if any problems occur, I'll do my best to help you :) ● Your file(s) will be available to download once payment is confirmed. ● Colors may look a bit different as seen on your screen due to different color monitors and printers. The final quality depends on the printing device, paper, and ink you use.Please contact me ([email protected]) if you have any questions!
A cut and paste circular story map to use along with If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff.Also included are larger colorful picture cards to use along with your students to sequence the story.
Since my Alphabet Tracing Worksheet and Number Tracing Worksheet have done pretty well, I thought I’d keep it up with the worksheets! I don’t know about your kids, but my five- and thre…
This Free Smart Cookie Hat is a fun activity for your students to make and wear to show what smart cookies they are! Hop over and grab it now!
Use this Kindness Cookies Kind or Unkind Sort to help students determine what is kind and what is not during this sel center activity.
I did some Ocean Animal Worksheets last year and you all loved them–they were so simple and preschool-y! I had some free time (I know, while we’re moving???–it’s a birthday …
Do this theme to engage your learners in something they love! Sweets! Read on for more baking or sweets activities for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students. I like to do this theme in December instead of a holiday study. It is simple and meshes itself with a gingerbread science unit, which is my favorite.
Introducing the newest book in the Foodie Collection~ a delectable read about all the different ways to be smart~ featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Smart Cookie” by Jory John &a…
