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  • 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)
  • Kindergarten Morning Work for March - You get 25 pages of high quality student friendly printable worksheet pages for your kinder students. Various math and ELA concepts are included. These work great as seat work to help students stay engaged. Plus you grow student independence while practicing and reviewing essential K skills.
  • 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!
  • 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)
  • Where's the Gold? {A St. Patrick's Day Freebie} | This is a fun FREE activity that will add some St. Patrick's Day fun to your classroom! Best of all, this resource includes two versions of the activity! The purpose of the game is to hide the pot of gold behind a number (0-30), and then have the students guess where the pot of gold is by naming the number. It's great for number recognition practice, especially for those tricky teens! Use it today with your preschool or Kindergarten students.
  • 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
  • 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.
  • 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)
  • Where's the Gold? {A St. Patrick's Day Freebie} | This is a fun FREE activity that will add some St. Patrick's Day fun to your classroom! Best of all, this resource includes two versions of the activity! The purpose of the game is to hide the pot of gold behind a number (0-30), and then have the students guess where the pot of gold is by naming the number. It's great for number recognition practice! Use it today with your preschool or Kindergarten students. (kinder, kinders, homeschool, preK)

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Katie Roltgen Teaching

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We've all seen the Teacher Barbie before, but let's be real...What would your accessories be?Mine would be a pink flair pen in one hand and an iced caramel latte in the other!Tell me yours in the comments! ⬇ ... See MoreSee Less

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