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  • What exactly are sight words and why is it important to teach them? More importantly HOW do you teach sight words? In this post you'll find easy to implement and practical ideas to teach sight words to your Kindergarten and 1st grade students. Just grab some magazines, highlighters, magnetic letters, and even their fingers for a little sky writing! Click through to read about 10 easy and fun sight word activities that your students will love!
  • 21 back to school activities. Activities include letters, numbers, counting, editable name practice, colors, patterns, fine motors, and more. The skills included in this resource are designed to be just right for incoming kindergarten students. It is packed full of interactive, hands-on activities and is the perfect way to introduce your students to morning tubs or centers.
  • 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!
  • 21 back to school activities. Activities include letters, numbers, counting, editable name practice, colors, patterns, fine motors, and more. The skills included in this resource are designed to be just right for incoming kindergarten students. It is packed full of interactive, hands-on activities and is the perfect way to introduce your students to morning tubs or centers.
  • Beginning sounds is an important skill in Kindergarten and early primary classrooms. Stop by and pick up a FREE beginning sounds assessment tool. Plus you'll also find loads of ideas for letter sound practice. Easy and practical activities that require li
  • Roll and Race is a fun way for you students to practice reading, spelling, and writing CVC word families. This resource includes 21 no prep Roll and Race games. These games are great for morning tubs, homework, sub tubs, time fillers, or literacy centers.
  • Help students create, copy, and extend AB, AAB, ABB, ABC, and AABB patterns. This activity uses basic classroom math manipulatives: cubes, bears, and plastic links. I Can cards are included for each type of activity and pattern.
  • Alphabet Sentences are a great way to help students build fluency and become familiar with the letters of the alphabet and beginning sounds. Each page features 5 letter fluency sentences along with corresponding picture cues. There are 26 beginning sound sentence pages included in this resource – 21 consonants and 5 vowels. All vowel pictures focus on the short vowel sound. A black and white version is also included.
  • Some days the weather just doesn't cooperate for recess. It can be either too dreary or cold, or even too hot for kids to go outside and get much needed recess time. But just because the weather isn't cooperating doesn't mean your students don't need time to take a break and play. They just need some indoor recess games! Check out these 15 ideas for fun indoor games for kids. These indoor games are perfect for a large group of kindergarten and first grade students.

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