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  • 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. #
  • 6 Activities for Celebrating Kansas Day {PLUS a Freebie!} | Your Kindergarten students will love learning more about Kansas on January 29th. Click through to see books about Kansas, a snack idea, centers or morning tub ideas, a mini book, flip up books, a sunflower counting craftivity, and a FREE crown download. Use this with your Kinder classroom or homeschool students today!
  • 6 Activities for Celebrating Kansas Day {PLUS a Freebie!} | Your Kindergarten students will love learning more about Kansas on January 29th. Click through to see books about Kansas, a snack idea, centers or morning tub ideas, a mini book, flip up books, a sunflower counting craftivity, and a FREE crown download. Use this with your Kinder classroom or homeschool students today!
  • 6 Activities for Celebrating Kansas Day {PLUS a Freebie!} | Your Kindergarten students will love learning more about Kansas on January 29th. Click through to see books about Kansas, a snack idea, centers or morning tub ideas, a mini book, flip up books, a sunflower counting craftivity, and a FREE crown download. Use this with your Kinder classroom or homeschool students today!
  • Use this FREE missing number download with your students or homeschool kids when they are ready to tackle number recognition. Numbers 1-10 are included. These will work great for your preschool or Kindergarten students, but can also be done as part of tot school. Grab the freebie included at the blog post and see how you can create your own clothespins DIY style.
  • 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.
  • 6 Activities for Celebrating Kansas Day {PLUS a Freebie!} | Your Kindergarten students will love learning more about Kansas on January 29th. Click through to see books about Kansas, a snack idea, centers or morning tub ideas, a mini book, flip up books, a sunflower counting craftivity, and a FREE crown download. Use this with your Kinder classroom or homeschool students today!
  • January Literacy Centers for Kindergarten | With this 126 page download, your Kinders will work on sight words, sorts, letters, sounds, writing, and more. You get four weeks worth of centers. They are NOT thematic, so they can be used at any time and in a variety of classroom or homeschool settings. You get the actual stations, organization & management ideas, plus student instruction cards. Click through to grab these for your Kindy students today.
  • Beginning Sound Spinner Games {Freebie!} | This is a set of FREE spinner games that help your Kindergarten classroom or homeschool students practice beginning sounds! These fun penguin-themed games can be used individually or with partners, and could even be used in guided reading groups. There are three different versions of the game board, and there are color and black & white versions for each board. Great for December and January. (Kindy, kinders, kinder, home school)

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Katie Roltgen Teaching

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Katie Roltgen Teaching
Kansas Day is coming up on Friday, so I made these sunflower cookies with my own kids yesterday! You can use any type of cookie, and I found these flower-shaped cookies that worked perfectly! 🌻We used a small spoonful of lemon frosting and placed a Whopper candy in the center. Easy and yummy!If you’re a Kansas teacher, be sure to check out more of my Kansas Day ideas on my blog! The link is in my profile. #katieroltgenteaching #teachermom #kansasday #kansasday #kansasteacher #iteachk #iteachkindergarten #iteachkinder #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #tptteachers #teachersinspireteachers #teacherlife ... See MoreSee Less

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