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Color Sorting Activity is a 16-card set that builds early color recognition skills. Young learners sort objects like apples, buses, and flowers by color, placing each card on one of two sorting boards split into 8 colors: red, orange…
Boost color recognition skills with these hands-on Color Sorting boards! This engaging activity includes 6 durable sorting boards labeled with the color words red, blue, yellow, green, orange and purple.
Practice scissor skills, proper coloring-utensil grip, fine motor development, and number recognition/sequencing during an autumn/fall unit.
Discover Colorado's Geography with this Engaging Scavenger Hunt\nStudents embark on an adventure across Colorado using cardinal and intermediate directions to answer questions about important state geography features.
5-day cross-curricular unit study and research project on Colorado covering the state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal.
Colorful Luau Party Hats & Crowns: Blend Tropical Fun with Learning Made especially for early learners, kindergarteners and grade one students, these colorful party hats cater to both education and entertainment perfectly.
An ESL lesson plan teaching basic color vocabulary and related question/answer forms (What color is it? / What color are they?) to kids and early learners.
This Common and Proper Nouns Activity is perfect for helping students learn to identify and use common and proper nouns. The activity includes a set of Common and Proper Noun Cards and a student worksheet.
Build a community-helpers lapbook with moving, folding, and cut-apart pieces. A jobs wheel, paper figures and clothing, workplace labels, and speaking foldables give learners several ways to connect occupations with where people work. Review the printing notes before assembly, then use the completed lapbook for who-and-where questions.
Teach kindergarten/pre-k students to recognize community-helper job names through a bingo game.
A pocket-chart carpet game using community-helper cards to help young students practice number identification (and can double as an alphabet review activity).
Teaches the commutative property of addition (that changing the order of addends does not change the sum) through a popcorn-themed card-matching activity and a matching worksheet.
Teaches students the spelling rules for forming comparative (-er) and superlative (-est) adjective endings through a picture-based task-card SCOOT game.
Compare and Order Integers Self-Checking Digital Activity Compare and Order Integers Self-Checking Digital Activity infuses a touch of excitement into the learning journey.
A first-grade level activity that has students compare two books on the same topic across illustrations, descriptions, and procedures using task cards.
This activity is great for helping students compare and order numbers 1-10. The lion number cards make it easy for students to sort the numbers into the correct category. This is a great activity for teachers to use in the classroom.
Comparing Numbers: Pirate Bootay Engaging, interactive, and versatile, the Pirate Bootay game is an exceptional teaching resource designed to enhance your students' understanding of numbers comparison.
This resource is a Comparing Whole Numbers Mystery Challenge. This is an active engagement activity that your math students will love. You will receive set up directions to prepare for the mystery challenge.
A 14-activity compare-and-contrast unit about polar bears and penguins, covering reading comprehension, vocabulary, writing, map skills, and hands-on tasks.
Teach students to distinguish complete sentences from incomplete sentences (fragments) using an acorn/fall theme, plus sentence-building practice.
Perspective Taking is an important social skill for children to learn. Knowing and understanding others well enough to know what to say and what not to say, can be tricky for some children.
A hands-on math activity for composing and decomposing numbers 11-19 using ten frames and counters.
Grasping compound words and contractions are key milestones for early reading and writing fluency. These engaging jigsaw sets provide hands-on practice recognizing, reading, and manipulating these two complex word forms.
This resource is a Compound Word Match Up. They can be printed in color or black and white. This is a great pair game that can be placed in a literacy center for students to enjoy!