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  • Back to school is a stressful time for both teachers and students. Use these inventive ice breakers to help students feel at home when they enter the classroom! These are easy enough to use online as well! Students will love getting to know each other with these fun games and activities!
  • Apple Pie in a Cup is the perfect snack to end your apple themed week in PreK, Kindergarten, or First Grade. A fun fall activity!
  • The beginning of the kindergarten year is dedicated to mastering letter and alphabet skills, whether this is letter sounds or letter names. See how I incorporate some fun activities in the classroom during literacy block. I have great ideas for word work centers and small group times.
  • Tons of fun and fresh activities to teach number sense. This bundle includes hands-on and interactive ways to help your students practice numbers 11 to 20. They are kid-friendly and perfect for young learners. Activities include, games, centers, matching activities, number sorts, pocket chart activities, and SO much more!
  • Letter recognition is an important component in PreK and Kindergarten classrooms. Stop by and pick up a FREE letter assessment tool. Plus you'll also find in this post loads of ideas for alphabet practice. Easy and practical activities to help teach your
  • Make counting fun with these halloween themed math centers! Students will love counting the candy corn and mastering their cardinality and one to one correspondence! Easy to print and add to your math centers or assign as homework this fall!
  • Make counting fun this fall with these easy to print and use math worksheets! Kindergarten students will love mastering their counting and cardinality skills with these halloween themed printables. Use them in centers or as a count around the room activity! Happy Halloween!
  • 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.
  • Fun sight word activities that are easy to prep and engaging for students - and are WAY more fun than just memorizing from flashcards! These hands-on sight word activities are perfect for PreK, Kindergarten, and First Grade students. Plus an EDITABLE sight word freebie that will help you monitor and track student progress.

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