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  • Looking for a quick, fall-themed math activity? These count and cover activity mats are the perfect addition to any kindergarten classroom! I love using these during fall to practice number representations for numbers 1-10. Students will cover the spaces on each mat based on the number represented on each space. This is a fun, interactive way to practice foundational math skills while having some hands-on fall fun!
  • Make practicing phonological awareness skills more fun for your primary students with these easy, printable beginning sound clip cards! This interactive, hands-on literacy activity is perfect for morning work, morning tubs, literacy centers, small groups, and more! My pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade students love this engaging, low-prep phonological awareness practice!
  • Ditch the boring literacy worksheets! Use these quick, low-prep literacy activities and games for your kindergarten students to practice skills such as rhyming, syllables, and beginning sounds? These simple kindergarten literacy file folder activities are perfect for small groups, morning work, literacy centers, and more! I also love using these for early finishers or extra review time!
  • Want to add more hands-on practice to your math instruction? I love using these low-prep math file folder activities for math workshops, small groups, and math centers. My kindergarten students get to practice foundational math skills such as addition, comparing numbers, subtraction, and more! These are also great for kindergarten morning work, informal assessments, and independent work!
  • These no-prep, printable beginning sounds coloring pages are perfect for the pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade classroom! Great for morning work, small groups, and literacy centers, students simply color the pictures that correspond with the specific letter sound they are working on. These 26 beginning sounds coloring pages are perfect for practicing foundational phonics skills such as letter recognition and letter sound recognition.
  • To have a good relationship with your students from the very beginning of the year, it’s important to build trust, understanding, and acceptance. To help you do this and get your new school year kicked off right, check out these 27 different read-alouds to get your new students setting goals, building relationships, having positive attitudes, and just being excited about being back in school!
  • These low-prep letter magnet activities are the perfect way to practice letter identification, letter matching, and beginning sounds! I love using these hands-on alphabet activities for my morning work, small groups, literacy centers, and more. Your pre-k and kindergarten students will enjoy this engaging, interactive alphabet activity! Grab this fun alphabet activity for your primary classroom!
  • I love beginning the school day with these low-prep Kindergarten morning work tubs! These September Kindergarten morning work tubs will help your students practice September and fall-themed math, literacy, fine motor, and social skills. Kindergarten morning work tubs are also a wonderful way to introduce, review, and remediate different content areas and skills in your primary classroom. These 20 hands-on activities will have your kindergarten students excited to begin their school day!
  • I love using this MAJOR bundle of 64 low-prep, fall-themed fine motor activities in my morning work tubs, centers, and small groups. My kindergarten students love getting to cut, trace, lace, and more while practicing foundational math, literacy, fine motor development, and social skills. These fall fine motor activities are perfect for your fall interactive games and activities! This is such a great way to grow and strengthen primary students pre-writing skills!

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Katie Roltgen Teaching

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Katie Roltgen Teaching

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One of the requests I receive the most is for more fine motor activities!I'm thrilled to share a brand-new resource. This Cutting and Tracing Print-and-Go pack has over 200 pages just for cutting and tracing practice!It's 50% off through Friday, PLUS for the rest of today, save an additional 20% off with the TpT sale, PLUS an extra 5% with the code BTS22. 🤯I'll put the 🔗 in the comments! ... See MoreSee Less

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Confession time: I have an irrational fear of running out of dry-erase markers. 😆 I need to have at least three or four lined up on my whiteboard at all times or I start to panic.Dry-erase markers are also perfect for student activities, like these tracing cards. I found this 16 pack on major sale so I wanted to pass it along! amzn.to/3J2YXuc(Affiliate link) ... See MoreSee Less

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