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  • When young readers are ready to tackle putting together their very first words, the simplest way to begin is with CVC words. It is important to give our kindergarten and first grade students plenty of opportunities for practice as they develop this new skill. As teachers it is essential that we have many, many different activities to help our students learn to read and write CVC words. This post includes many different age appropriate and FUN ways for students to practice.
  • CVC Practice for Kindergarten! Teach students to spell words by changing just the first letter. Perfect for word work! Can be completed using magnetic letters, play dough, or dry erase markers. Includes "I Can" visual directions and several recording sheet options.
  • Kindergarten Detective / Secret Code Theme Centers for Math and Literacy Activities - Use this 47 page resource with your Kindergarten classroom or homeschool students. You get secret code real / nonsense words, secret phrases, word families, secret code addition, secret code subtraction, and shapes. The added no prep practice pages are great for literacy centers, math stations, activities, extra practice, review, and much more! Great for remediation, homework, or as an additional center.
  • Looking for some learning games to keep your Kindergarteners engaged at the end of the year or during summer school? Check out the math and literacy freebies and ideas in this post. You'll find activities to keep your kiddos on task and having fun!
  • Construction theme centers for Kindergarten. Six fun and engaging activities to help students build words, sentences, numbers and more!
  • From one teacher to another, helpful tips to get you ready for summer! The end of the school year can be stressful. There is so much to do and so little time. But with a little planning you can easily get your classroom ready for summer with little to NO stress.
  • Field trips are never stress free. But planning field trips for your Prek, Kindergarten, or First Grade classroom can be less stressful and more organized with a few basic tips and strategies. It's important that you are prepared, your chaperones are prepared, and that you've established rules and routines with your students before you leave. Click through to read more tips and tricks before you leave on your next field trip! You'll also find some words of advice for during the trip and when you
  • Kindergarten Dinosaur Centers for Math and Literacy Activities - Use this 47 page resource with your Kindergarten classroom or homeschool students. These no prep practice pages are great for literacy centers, math stations, activities, extra practice, review, and much more! Great for remediation, homework, or as an additional center. You get beginning & ending sounds, write the room, sentences, adding, tally marks, graphing, and more. Click through for details.
  • Kindergarten math centers made EASY! EASY to prep and plan, interactive, meaningful, and FUN! With 50 center activities included, you'll find a wide variety of Kindergarten skills - numbers to 5, 10, and 20, shapes, patterns, making 5, making 10, counting, ten frames, addition, subtraction, and MORE! Directions for each center stay the same – explain once, and your students will know what to do every time. No themes included in this packet, so the activities are perfect year-round.
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