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  • Are you on the lookout for some great September, October, fall, Halloween, spider, or pumpkin ideas for your preschool, Kindergarten, or 1st grade students? Then you're going to love this post - Fall Fun for Kindergarten! You'll get loads of great ideas f
  • Detective themed centers! All of the activities have an “I Spy” or “Secret Code” theme. Activities are hands-on, interactive, engaging and perfect for Kindergarten!
  • 21 literacy and math activities with an adorable spring theme. The activities make the perfect kindergarten morning tubs. The skills included in this resource are ones that your Kindergarteners are probably working on during the month of March, April, and May. It is packed full of games and interactive, hands-on activities to keep students engaged and learning all season long.
  • Farm Themed Centers! These activities would be a perfect addition to your farm unit or field trip. Activities are hands-on, interactive, engaging and perfect for Kindergarten!
  • Hands-on, interactive, engaging construction themed centers - perfect for Kindergarten!
  • Have you jumped on the mini eraser craze but you're not quite sure how to use them? Check out this blog post with activity ideas plus a free mini eraser activities that are the perfect back to school activities for kindergarten. The freebie includes literacy activities and math activities for kindergarten that are easy to prep, hands-on, developmentally appropriate, and FUN! Click through to download your free copy of the mini eraser activities for kindergarten.
  • 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.
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  • Hands-on, interactive, engaging construction themed centers - perfect for Kindergarten!
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