Use these fun, worksheets to practice ordering from shortest to tallest and tallest to shortest with your preschoolers and kindergartners! Answer keys for both ordering worksheets are included. Shortest to Tallest Ordering Worksheet Shortest to Tallest Answer Key Tallest to Shortest Ordering Worksheet Tallest to Shortest Answer Key
Grab our free, clickable Mega List of Themes and Skills for Pre-K & Kindergarten Lesson Plans to see what themes/skills I cover in my classroom all year!
Flowers, insects, and sunshine! Just in time for the month of May, and these Transitional Kindergarten May Worksheets! These printables have been a life saver for me! In the midst of distance learning, I have been sending these electronically to my parents to help my TK students continue their learning at home. You can also...
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Color by Listening is an activity where students listen to oral directions and must color the picture to match. Would make a great first week activity to practice active listening skills and following directions or a refresher for students throughout the year! If you like this product, you will LOVE the bundle ★ Color by Listening Bundle ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I would love to hear from you, please leave me a rating & comment! Let's Connect! Follow Me on: ★Pinterest ★Facebook Click the "Follow Me" button by my picture to be the first to know about my newest products and freebies.
From mixed media to simple sketching, there's something here for every 1st grader.
FREE tattling vs. reporting classroom management activity! This puzzle center is a great way to review the difference between tattling and reporting.
Joseph preschool Bible lesson. Learn about how God uses everything for good.. Games, Crafts, Activities, songs, lesson, worksheets and more.
Join Elsa, Olaf, and Anna to practice letters, math, and more with Frozen Worksheets! Lots of printable activities for preschool, pre-k, + up
Art glorious art! Oh how I love my job! Children, Art, Children, Art...throw in a little nature and I am in heaven. After weeks of labor and months of planning our "All School Celebration" art show finally arrived. It was a fabulous success. Here are a few photos to share: The picture above is an example of some of the children's seasonal explorations And here is a sampling of a classroom space study, complete with a collaborative robot and solar system... In this picture you can see both our study of watercolor media and the powerful immergent project of worry dolls that evolved over several months in the studio. Each doll is accompanied by an original story from the artist. These are a few of the self portraits and interviews we did using water soluble oil pastels. Every child in the school made one and I compiled yearbooks using their photos, portraits and interviews to sell at the show. Here is another angle of the space display... And here is a photo of the Autumn door we created as a mural in the style of Tony Ortega, 95% of the artistry on this door was done by children aged 3-5. How great is that! The school spent several months learning about Egypt. Here is a sphinx that we made with the help of my dear friend, coworker and professional sculptor, Amy Laugesen. And here is the pyramid and palm trees we made during our Egyptian immersion. These are some of the beautiful oil pastels created by the students and a few more surrounding one of the murals we made with Tony Ortega this year in the studio. And here I am moments before the show. Proud of the show but my greatest reward is that if you ask any of our students if they are an artist they will say YES without hesitation or doubt. They are celebrated, inspiring, creative artists and I hope that truth will plant itself deep in their hearts and continue to grow throughout their lives.
Do you need some awesome, no prep summer worksheets for your Transitional Kindergarten students this summer? Check out these 26 pages of summer fun!
The entirety of my childhood was spent tromping around Latin America, living in various places, immersed in life there, and to me, this was all perfectly normal. I usually only noticed how differen…
Are you wanting to get started with preschool writing journals in your classroom this school year? This post will walk you through...
Neat ideas for crafts parents can do at home with their kids, complete with ideas for every age group.
Are you looking for writing activities for preschool students? This post will help you think about writing workshop with young authors and some ideas for writing…
I base my teaching on fundamental principles of language acquisition. Whether I am working one-on-one with a child or teaching a preschool Spanish lesson to a group, these components are essential to every unit and lesson I plan. If you are teaching kids Spanish at home or at school,
Are you learning about camouflage animals? Here’s the perfect freebie for you! Animals in Camouflage is an educational coloring book. Students color in t
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This week in art class we studied the primary colors and self-portraits. We first painted the backg...
Here is a super fun and easy STEM project for your kindergarten, Pre-K, or first grade class that features a favorite nursery rhyme: Humpty Dumpty! So grab some extra plastic eggs and get ready for some Nursery Rhyme STEM Time … Continue reading →
Transform your preschool day with effective transitions. Explore how music, chants, and stories can engage and guide children through different activities.
There are quite a few free (or almost free) resources and games to help you teach Spanish to your children or yourself! We hope you enjoy these!
1st Week of Kindergarten Plans & Ideas including a freebie. Teaching little learners with purpose and fun.
Reptiles & amphibians for kids - homeschool resource links, including lessons, websites, activities and more.
I think it’s safe to say that ALL toddlers love a trip to the zoo. We are lucky to have a pretty fantastic zoo close to where we live so we take full advantage of that and visit every few weeks or so. Madelynn always loves seeing what the animals are up to, so I knew this […]
