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This K.G.5 Kindergarten Common Core Lesson is great for helping students recognize shapes all around them! By using school materials to build shapes, students will be engaged and excited to learn.
This K.G.3 Kindergarten Common Core Lesson will help your students sort shapes into two-dimensional and three-dimensional categories. This is a great way to introduce or review the concept with your class.
This K.G.1 Kindergarten Common Core Lesson helps students describe the location of specific objects. By filling in the blank with the best preposition, students will be able to better understand and utilize this skill.
This K.G.4 Kindergarten Common Core Lesson is great for helping students analyze and compare two- and three-dimensional shapes. By sorting the shapes into similar groups, students will be able to better understand the similarities and differences between the shapes.
A PowerPoint-based SEL (Social Emotional Learning) activity that helps young learners identify, name, and talk about their feelings, building emotional vocabulary for morning meetings and classroom discussions.
Assesses students' ability to retell a familiar story, including key details, per the evidenced RL.K.2 answer key ('Answers will vary but should indicate an understanding of the beginnings, middle, and end of the story read').
Assesses students' ability to recognize common types of texts, per the evidenced RL.K.5 answer key, which lists text-type identification answers: '1. Informational 2. Storybook 3. Poetry 4. Cookbook 5. Magazine 6. Fairytale'.
Assesses students' ability to identify characters, settings, and major events in a story, per the evidenced RL.K.3 answer key ('Answers will vary but should indicate an understanding of the characters, setting, and big event of the story read').
Assesses students' ability to name the author and illustrator of a story and define the role each plays in telling it, per the evidenced RL.K.6 answer key, which names specific books: 'Click, Clack, Moo, Cows That Type' (Author: Doreen Cronin; Illustrator: Betsey Lewin) and 'Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!' (Author/Illustrator: Mo…
Assesses students' ability to describe the relationship between illustrations and the story in which they appear, per the evidenced RL.K.7 answer key ('Answers will vary, but student should understand how the illustration helps tell the story').
Assesses students' ability to compare and contrast the adventures/experiences of characters in familiar stories, per the evidenced RL.K.9 answer key ('Answers may vary. Students should describe how the boy and tree react with one another in the story').
Assesses students' active engagement in group reading activities, per the evidenced RL.K.10 answer key ('Record student behavior as they read in a small group and respond to what they have read/heard').
Back-to-school themed pattern-recognition worksheets ('What Comes Next in the Sequence?') for early math practice.
A Science-of-Reading-aligned decodable passage worksheet pack using only short-i words and previously learned phonics patterns, so K-1 students can practice reading a fully decodable story ('The Big Pig') alongside supporting phonics activities.
Teach kindergarten nutrition and physical activity concepts: sorting foods, identifying healthy foods, and understanding why living things need food and activity.
A 21-page letter-recognition coloring and activity booklet ('Coloring Fun For Your Kindergarten Classroom Volume 1'), focused on the letters P and Q, teaching uppercase/lowercase letter identification.
Practice reading and writing kindergarten Dolch high-frequency sight words.
Use short practice sections to look at several early learning skills, including visual matching, classification, sequencing and letter recognition . Picture-based choices sit alongside tracing and coloring tasks, so teachers can focus on one area at a time. Read the directions aloud as needed and use students’ responses to decide which skill to revisit with a concrete example.
Practice tracing kindergarten Dolch sight words to build fine motor skills and word recognition.
A set of 20 printable kindergarten subtraction worksheets for early subtraction practice.
Support number learning, handwriting practice, and fine motor skills for numbers 1 to 20 through a camping-themed worksheet set.
Sight word recognition and practice through tracing, coloring, word-building, and sentence-completion activities.
A leveled reading collection (Level A/B) of short fiction and nonfiction 'books,' each paired with a vocabulary/sight-word list and a 'Practice' comprehension or skill-building activity page, for kindergarten-grade reading practice.
Practice recognizing, tracing, and writing the letter E/e (also frames the resource as a 'back to school' activity).