Search results for Sensory Activities
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Apple Letter Cards for Games and Centres
, Not Grade Specific,
Uppercase and lowercase letter cards shaped like apples cover every letter from A to Z, ready for letter-recognition games.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Letter Recognition, Alphabet Matching, Hands-on Learning, Sensory Activities, Phonics, Apples, Alphabet Activities
Camping Q-Tip Art Packet
, Not Grade Specific,
Q-tip dot painting turns camping outlines, including a tent, canoe, lantern, s'more and sleeping bag, into fine motor practice, with a name line on each labelled page.
Author mnorganizingmom
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Tags Camping, Q-Tip Art, Fine Motor Skills, Visual Perceptual Skills, Sensory Dynamics
Fall Alphabet Sensory Bin Mats
, Not Grade Specific,
Alphabet sensory bin activity for fall: students pull letter cards from a bin and find the matching letter on their own mat, with both capital and lowercase sets.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Sensory Bin, Alphabet Activities, Letter Recognition, Fall Alphabet Activity, Autumn Sensory Bin
Fall Letter Cards for Games and Centres
, Not Grade Specific,
Alphabet cards for fall put each capital and each lowercase letter from A to Z on its own leaf, for letter recognition and matching games.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Letter Recognition, Alphabet Matching, Hands-on Learning, Sensory Activities, Phonics, Fall Alphabet Activities
Ghost Poop Making 10 Math Game
, Not Grade Specific,
Students spin a number, find its partner to 10 on their haunted-house mat, and cover it with a mini-marshmallow in this making-10 spinner game for practicing addition facts.
Author Easy Peasy Primary Resources
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Tags Halloween, Math Sensory, Partners Of 10, Making 10, Partner Games, Ghost Poop, Ghost Turds, Do Ghost Poop, Ghost Poopie, What Is Ghost Poop?, Gost Poop, What Is A Ghost Poop, What Is Ghost Poop, Poop Ghost, Math Game, Addition Game, Math Center, Halloween Math, First Grade Math
Spanish Morning Work - Wipe and Write
, Not Grade Specific,
Three levels let teachers match recurring Spanish morning-work practice to learner readiness. The directions describe printing, laminating, organizing the pages, and using dry-erase markers for repeated use. Across the daily routines, learners encounter age-appropriate language, literacy, calendar, number, and early-skills prompts in Spanish. The reusable classroom setup supports arrival time, independent practice, or a predictable and structured start-of-day routine.
Author Teacher's Clipart
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Tags Interactive Learning, Language Comprehension, Sensory Learning, Cognitive Development, Language Practice, Morning Work Clipart