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Free download Keep students listening for their turn with an I Have, Who Has? card game using numbers 1 through 30. Each card connects a number the player has with a number another player must identify. Students listen to the question, check their own card and read their response when it matches. Model the exchange before beginning so the class understands how one card leads to the next.
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Give preschool/early learners a physical, kinesthetic letter-recognition activity built around finding hidden Tt letter cutouts.
Build reading fluency and rapid recognition of Fry's 3rd 100 high-frequency words through a 'flyswatter' recognition game, plus blank editable cards for teacher customization.
A Bible-based activity pack teaching that God created plants and trees on the third day (Genesis 1:11-13), combining verse copywork, counting/coloring, a matching card game, and an outdoor nature scavenger hunt.
Read-aloud comprehension activity guide built around 'Scuffy the Tugboat', focused on modes of transportation mentioned in the story.
Free download Number recognition and sequencing practice (1 to 5) via dinosaur-themed puzzles.
Practice recognizing and writing a set of Dolch sight words using one-word-per-page practice cards.
A short gross motor game in which students pick a colored feather and perform the paired movement task.
Practice reading simple sentences tied to the letter G's initial /g/ sound.
A memory/matching card game to reinforce back-to-school vocabulary.
This game is great for helping students learn to use number sense. With this game, students work with a partner to draw two cards and say the two-digit number the cards create. This is a fun and interactive way for students to learn about numbers.
Practice counting and number identification to 20 using a gumball/number tracing-themed hands-on math center.
Help students distinguish and identify the beginning consonant and vowel sounds of words through a matching/concentration game and companion worksheets.
A numbered apple-picking gross motor game where each apple corresponds to a specific movement task.
A kindergarten-level phonological awareness workbook teaching compound words, syllable counting, and rhyming through picture-based activities and board games, to build a foundation for early literacy.
This resource is great for helping your students build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet is about two brothers, one of whom always wants to play games .
Game-based practice generating and solving number equations using dice or drawn numbers, shown with multiple solving strategies.
A superhero-themed gross motor game with 10 numbered challenges, each pairing a short scenario with a physical movement task.
Help students make a personal set of coping reminders through a guided lesson and paper toolbox. Four illustrated strategy cards go inside the assembled template, followed by a writing-and-drawing response about using one tool. The directions include an optional breathing-video step to support introducing that strategy.
Students listen to paired musical options, choose a preference, and move a checkmark to show their selection. The examples range from vocal performances to instruments, giving you several starting points for discussion. Duplicate an existing layout to add your own pair and ask students to explain what they noticed while listening.
Give preschool/early learners an open-ended 'notebooking' journaling activity to document and reinforce their learning of the letter S.
The slide deck presents eleven pairs of music and performance choices, from becoming a rock star or jazz musician to choosing between dance styles. Use the options to invite a quick vote, then ask students to explain an answer or respond to a classmate. Most prompts use familiar activities, with a few terms or dance references you may want to introduce first.
A gross motor movement game in which students pick a fruit and perform the physical task shown for it.