Back to School Cuties Q-Tip Art Packet
A 16-page back-to-school themed Q-tip/dot art packet using outlines of school items (book, crayon box, globe, glue, glue stick, marker, paintbrush, scissors) for fine-motor dabbing practice.
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A 16-page back-to-school themed Q-tip/dot art packet using outlines of school items (book, crayon box, globe, glue, glue stick, marker, paintbrush, scissors) for fine-motor dabbing practice.
Introduce students to exciting future careers with this No Prep STEM Careers Bingo Game ! Students will explore careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics while building career awareness, expanding vocabulary, and learning about the people who solve real-world problems. This engaging bingo game is perfect for career…
An editable PowerPoint classroom competition game (Jeopardy-style, 'Jeoparty') providing addition practice across 5 categories, owl themed, for up to 8 teams.
A 60-page early-years number resource with over 30 hands-on activities (matching, counting, graphing, simple sums, patterns) each paired with a teacher's notes page describing a whole-class lead-up game, the activity sheet, and extension ideas.
'Be Kind' letter-tracing/coloring craft activity paired with a short writing prompt about showing kindness to oneself and others.
Letter E Bingo Game is a simple and fun activity to help kids learn the letter E and its beginning sounds. Since bingo is already a familiar game for most students, it’s an easy way to keep them interested while practicing phonics skills. I usually use this during our letter of the week or when I want to review letters in a more relaxed way. It doesn’t…
Two-page 'Spin and Color' game-style worksheet for practicing CVC word families -at, -ap, and -an using a paperclip-and-pencil spinner.
A no-prep bingo game to build baseball vocabulary and familiarity with equipment/sports terms.
A no-prep bingo game to build basketball vocabulary, equipment, and player-position terms.
Letter G Bingo Game is an easy and fun way to help kids get familiar with the letter G and its beginning sounds. Because it’s a game they already understand, students usually stay focused and enjoy the activity while learning at the same time. I’ve used this during our letter of the week and also as a quick review when students need a little extra…
A set of beach-themed coloring pages for open-ended art/fine-motor practice.
Dice-based counting game where students roll and count acorns to feed a squirrel, practicing numbers up to 12.
Letter H Bingo Game is a fun and simple way to help kids practice recognizing the letter H and its beginning sounds. Since bingo is already familiar to most students, it’s easy to introduce and keeps them interested while they learn. I like to use this during our letter of the week or when we’re reviewing sounds. It’s quick to set up and works well…
Reinforce sight-word recognition through a dice-based color-by-word game covering all of Fry's 1st 100 high-frequency words in 5-word groups.
A 'Stop & Think' board game plus a companion mini-poster and mystery mosaic coloring activity to teach self-control and emotional regulation to K-2 students.
A Battleship-style PowerPoint classroom game for practicing 2D and 3D shape recognition.
A bingo game for building vocabulary related to kidney and renal (urinary system) health, including chronic kidney disease prevention terms.
A bingo game for practicing named yoga poses (e.g. Cobra Pose, Tree Pose, Warrior I Pose) as a movement/mindfulness brain-break activity.
Provide a set of puzzle-based activities (word search, maze, Nurikabe logic puzzle, word scramble, Sudoku) themed around Ramadan for general skills practice.
A one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheet that has students sort short scenario phrases or pictures into two contrasting categories (feeling word vs. matching face) as social-emotional-learning (SEL) practice.
A dinosaur-themed pocket chart carpet/circle-time game for practicing letter identification (upper- and lowercase) and shape naming, played as a whole-group or small-group center activity.
A hands-on letter-recognition game: students roll a lettered die and cover the matching uppercase or lowercase letter on a picture page with a manipulative.
Activity book pairing number recognition/counting (numbers 4-9 evidenced) with color-key coloring exercises, part of a series distinct from Volume 1.
Practice number recognition and number sense for the number 8 through a self-checking cut-and-paste matching puzzle.