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  • Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with your preschoole, kindergarten, or homeschool students with these 10 St. Patrick's Day fine motor skills activities. The activities can be used multiple ways, but they help develop fine motor skills of prek or kinder students. These low-prep activities may require some prep work like laminating, and they are perfect for small groups, morning tubs, centers, or any time you want your students to practice their skills this spring. #StPatricksDay #Kindergarten
  • Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with your preschoole, kindergarten, or homeschool students with these 10 St. Patrick's Day fine motor skills activities. The activities can be used multiple ways, but they help develop fine motor skills of prek or kinder students. These low-prep activities may require some prep work like laminating, and they are perfect for small groups, morning tubs, centers, or any time you want your students to practice their skills this spring. #StPatricksDay #FineMotorSkills
  • Earth Day Exploration Stations or Centers | Use these 15 activities in your Kindergarten classroom or homeschool to celebrate Earth Day in April or for a science unit on recycle and earth preservation. You get literacy math, science, sensory, and fine motor activities. Most activities include a corresponding practice worksheet page. Click through to see all the details and more images. (home school, Kinder, Kindy)
  • St. Patrick's Day Activities | This blog post is full of great ideas to use in your classroom or homeschool for March. Click through to see a color by number activity pack, pinning pages, and a FREE "Where's the Gold?" number recognition game. Plus you can check out the March centers and morning work tubs. Great to use all month long. Click through to see how these downloads and the freebie will work with your preschool or Kindergarten students today!
  • This St. Patrick's Day Fine Motor Activities resource contains low prep activities that PreK, kindergarten, & homeschool students will love! These low-prep activities are perfect for prekindergarten centers or kinder stations and cover fine motor skills such as paper tearing, cutting, line tracing, tweezing, bead stringing, hole punching, & more. Preschoolers and kinders love these hands on activities that allow them to develop their fine motor skills while having fun celebrating spring.
  • Bunny Number Bonds {Freebie} | This FREE download includes six pages that practice number bonds! Three of the pages focus on numbers 0-5, and three of the pages focus on numbers 0-10. Students can use manipulatives to help figure out which number is missing in the number bond. Perfect for the preschool, Kindergarten, or 1st grade classroom or homeschool to use in March, April, at Easter, or anytime in the spring.
  • 3-D Shapes Tab Book - Use this download to help your Kindergarten or 1st grade students better understand 3D shapes. You get a cube, cylinder, sphere, cone, and rectangular prism. This helps students match the real life shapes with the correct clipart. Students can cut materials to add into their book and color. Try it today in your classroom or homeschool! (mathematics, math, shape, home school, first graders, Year 2, kinder, kinders, kindy)
  • Bunny Number Bonds {Freebie} | This FREE download includes six pages that practice number bonds! Three of the pages focus on numbers 0-5, and three of the pages focus on numbers 0-10. Students can use manipulatives to help figure out which number is missing in the number bond. Perfect for the preschool, Kindergarten, or 1st grade classroom or homeschool to use in March, April, at Easter, or anytime in the spring. (preK, kinder, kinders, first graders, home school)
  • FREE Retell Cube - Use this freebie with your Kindergarten or 1st grade classroom or home school students. The cube asks students to tell the characters, setting, beginning, middle, end, and whether the story is real or not. It's great for basic reading comprehension skills, small group work, whole class instruction, and other ELA tasks. Use this to guide your class into deeper discussion.

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