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  • Kindergarten Morning Work for November - Here you get 25 printable worksheet pages that are student friendly. Skills include letter recognition and sounds, tracing & writing, rhyming, first sound isolation, syllables, short vowels, CVC words, number recognition, number tracing and writing, 2D and 3D shapes, counting, "how many?", missing numbers, ten frames, comparing numbers, and more! Click through to see how these will benefit and engage your kinders!
  • Decomposing Numbers Fold-and-Flip Books - Looking for a fun way to teach your Kindergarten students about decomposing numbers from 2-10? Your students will love these fold-and-flip books! This set includes TWO versions of foldable books: One version has the equations as __+__=__ and the other version has them as __=__+__. Great for small group work, whole class instruction, review, homework, and more.
  • November Literacy Centers for Kindergarten | Your Kinder students are going to love doing these 20 different literacy centers. You get sight words, sort it out, letters and sounds, literacy spotlight, and I'm a writer. In addition to the centers, you get organization and management ideas plus student instruction cards. There are NOT holiday or season specific, but they will be appropriate for Kindy students in their third to fourth month of school.
  • Owl Craftivity with Writing Prompts - Make an adorable owl craft with this great download. You get simple templates for students to cut out plus 12 half page writing prompts. Great for back to school, the fall months, a Halloween alternative activity, or ANY time of year you want a little bit of owl fun. Click through to see how you could use this with your preschool, Kindergarten, 1st, or 2nd grade students.
  • November Literacy Centers for Kindergarten | Your Kinder students are going to love doing these 20 different literacy centers. You get sight words, sort it out, letters and sounds, literacy spotlight, and I'm a writer. In addition to the centers, you get organization and management ideas plus student instruction cards. There are NOT holiday or season specific, but they will be appropriate for Kindy students in their third to fourth month of school.
  • November Morning Work Tubs | Your Kindergarten students can use turkey clip it cards, letter tracing, ten frames, pattern blocks, magnet match, count & clip cards, number tracing, counting, 3D shapes, regular shapes, number order, color sorting, line tracing, spy & write, picture tracing, color by picture, pattern cards, CVC words, and community helpers. Many activities have a Thanksgiving theme kids will love. Grab them today!
  • October Literacy Centers for Kindergarten | Here you get 20 literacy centers designed for Kindergarteners to use during their second to third month of school. There are NOT specific seasonal or holiday themes, but rather activities for kids to complete. You get five center types - sight words, sort it out, letters and sounds, literacy spotlight, and I'm a writer. Click through to see how this would work for your classroom or homeschool students.
  • Planting Seeds Writing Freebie | This is a FREE set of how-to pages that will help your Kindergarten & 1st grade students write the steps to planting a seed! There are options for three-step and four-step directions, and three variations of each. These work great if you're planting your own seeds in your classroom, or after reading about planting seeds, and they are a great follow-up activity after discussing the steps to planting seeds. Also great for homeschool families!
  • This Football Fine Motor Activities resource contains low prep activities that PreK, kindergarten, and 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, letter & number writing, tweezing, bead stringing, hole punching, and more. Preschoolers and kinders love these hands on activities that allow them to develop their fine motor skills while having fun. #

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I just updated these two FREE Halloween activities! They both use the Welch's brand of Halloween fruit snacks. The graphing page is a super simple print-and-go activity and the mini-book is perfect for interactive fun! The links to both freebies are in the comments. 🎃 ... See MoreSee Less

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5 days ago

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Need a Halloween bulletin board idea? Check out these creepy and cute word family spiderwebs! 🕸🕷 What phrase would you use with them? I was thinking “A Web of Word Families”!
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2 weeks ago

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Here’s a quick apple-themed math activity! Perfect for centers or morning tubs! 🍎

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4 weeks ago

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I love seeing your pictures of morning work tubs in action! Here are a couple pictures that were shared this week in my Morning Work Tubs Facebook group. She has the October tubs all ready to go!

Join my Facebook group here: bit.ly/MorningTubsGroup

Grab October tubs here: bit.ly/OctoberMWTubs

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