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  • Picture sorts, centers, no prep pages, and display posters to help you introduce the concept of nouns to your students. The activities are designed to help students be able to recognize and classify a noun as a person, place, thing, or animal. The pages included are easy to prep and most importantly, little learner friendly. These activities provide a fun, hands-on approach to teaching nouns. Activities are included for whole group, small group, and independent learning stations.
  • 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.
  • Strengthen phonemic awareness skills by having students practice isolating the sounds in a word. Perfect for Kindergarten, this sound isolation kit includes 6 centers and 10 no prep pages. You can use these phonemic awareness activities in teacher-led small group activities, Kindergarten literacy centers, or use the no prep pages for homework or sub tubs!
  • CVC words are kind of a big deal in Kindergarten. Once students master letter sounds the next step is blending to make words. As Kindergarten teachers, we need to provide our students with practice and repeated exposure through activities, games, centers, and more. That's just what you'll find in this post. Lots of great engaging and hands-on activities and ideas. Also, click through for an exclusive sampler freebie! #printableprincess #cvcwords #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.
  • Letter Mazes are such a fun way to practice the alphabet. Students dab or color the uppercase and lowercase letters as they make their way through the maze.
  • The ability to recognize and produce rhyming words is an important phonological skill for students to master. Rhyming teaches students how language works. Learners with a strong foundation in phonemic awareness are much more likely to be successful readers. It is important for us to provide our students with lots of practice and repetition to help them grasp this important concept.
  • 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.
  • If you're looking to a worksheet alternative to traditional morning work, check out these morning tubs for kindergarten. There are 21 engaging and developmentally appropriate activities that students can complete as the school day begins. These back to school activities were designed to be simple enough that they can be completed independently, even during the first few weeks of kindergarten. You'll find ideas for strengthening fine motors, learning colors and patterns, letter recognition, count

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