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  • Things We See at Mass Catholic Activity Set - This is a set of three simple activities about items commonly seen at Catholic mass. These activities were designed for young children to teach basic vocabulary. They feature easy-to-read fonts and include early sight words so your students can read along! Items include: altar, holy water font, candle, presider's chair, stole, cross, ambo, Book of Gospels, tabernacle, chalice, Body of Christ. Use with your preschool, Kindergarten or 1st grade kids.
  • Rhyming Printables Pack - Use this set of 10 NO PREP printable worksheets with your Kindergarten or 1st grade students. You get cut & match pages, "Rhyme in a Row", and "Draw a Rhyme". These are great for morning work, centers or stations, sub tubs, whole group review, and more. Grab them for your kinders or first graders now!
  • 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 Literacy Centers GROWING Bundle - Check out these non-thematic kindergarten literacy centers. Each download contains 20 literacy centers or stations. Use them at ANY time of year and in a variety of classroom or homeschool settings. You will get packs for September through May. Center types include sight words, sort it out, letters & sounds, literacy spotlight, and I'm a writer. Click to grab these for your kinders today!
  • 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)
  • These 10 Easter fine motor skills activities are perfect for preschoolers, kindergarten, or homeschool students. The activities can be performed multiple ways, as the activities will always help develop the budding fine motor skills of prek or kinder students. Some of the activities are printables, while others require little prep work like laminating. Perfect for small groups, morning tubs, centers, or any time you want your students to practice their fine motor skills. #finemotorskills #easter
  • 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 #FineMotor
  • 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
  • Morning Work Tub Storage Ideas | As the new school year approaches, the most common question I'm receiving is, "How do I store my morning work tubs?"  This is a great question and there are so many possible answers.  Today, I'm going to share some ideas I have for tub storage. Click through to see how these may work in your elementary classroom.

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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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