Number Sense Matching Puzzles for Number 6
Practice number recognition and number sense for the number 6 through a self-checking cut-and-paste matching puzzle.
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Practice number recognition and number sense for the number 6 through a self-checking cut-and-paste matching puzzle.
Letter F Bingo Game is a fun way to help kids practice the letter F and its beginning sounds without it feeling like a typical lesson. Since most students already know how bingo works, they can jump right in and start learning through play. I like using this during our letter F week or even later on as a quick review activity. It’s one of those low-prep…
The outline pages give children large letter shapes to decorate with drawing or craft materials. Choose an uppercase E, lowercase e, or paired-letter mat for the activity. You could also use the outlines beside objects or pictures while introducing E words in a teacher-led letter lesson.
A low-prep, printable alphabet book that develops fine motor skills and letter recognition by having children decorate each letter with a themed craft/collage item and build their own alphabet book.
A no-prep golf-themed bingo game for practicing golf vocabulary and equipment terms, suitable for PE, homeschool, or substitute-teacher activities.
Introduces a self-regulation (SEL) analogy comparing a student's emotional state to a car engine; the scanned page directs the user to an external Google Slides deck for the actual lesson content.
Letter D Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to help young learners practice recognizing the letter D and its beginning sounds. Since kids already enjoy playing bingo, this activity keeps them engaged while they build important phonics skills. I like using this during letter of the week lessons or as a quick review when students need a little extra…
A compiled book of whole-class music games and activities intended to teach fundamental music concepts across grades K-6, usable by educators without a music background.
Celebrate the first day of school with this engaging Back to School Crown Craft ! Perfect for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and early elementary grades, this hands-on activity helps students feel excited, special, and welcomed. Ways to Use: Use on the first day as a fun icebreaker. Pair with “ All About Me ” introductions or circle time. Include…
Letter B Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to help young learners practice recognizing the letter B and its beginning sounds. Kids enjoy playing bingo, and this activity makes learning feel more like a game than a lesson. I put this together to give students a break from worksheets while still building important phonics skills. It works well when…
Reproducible practice workbook teaching short and long vowels and initial/final consonants for kindergarten and grade 1.
Letter B Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to help young learners practice recognizing the letter B and its beginning sounds. Kids enjoy playing bingo, and this activity makes learning feel more like a game than a lesson. I put this together to give students a break from worksheets while still building important phonics skills. It works well when…
Letter A Bingo Game is a simple and fun way to help young learners practice recognizing the letter A and its beginning sounds. Kids love playing bingo, and this activity turns learning into something they actually look forward to. I created this resource to make phonics practice more interactive and less repetitive. It works great for introducing the…
Support your students’ social-emotional learning with this Calming Corner Bingo Game , designed to help children practice healthy coping strategies in a fun, interactive way. Perfect for your classroom’s calm-down area, SEL lessons, or small group activities. What’s Included In This Calming Corner Bingo Game Pack? 30 Unique Calming…
An end-of-year SEL (social-emotional learning) craft where students reflect on challenges they faced during the year and reframe them into positive outcomes, using a 'making lemonade out of lemons' metaphor.
Teaches the distinction between autism awareness and autism acceptance for Autism Acceptance Day (April 2), culminating in a bulletin board craft.
Give students a concrete, symbolic tool (a craft 'first aid kit') for remembering strategies to repair friendship problems.
A Cinderella-themed creative writing prompt where students imagine finding a magic wand and design their own wand.
Practice upper- and lowercase letter recognition and matching, themed around hibernation.
Dozens of uniquely arranged coping-skills bingo cards pair a 5-by-5 grid of self-regulation strategies -- breathe deep, count 1 to 10, hug a toy, squeeze ball, talk to someone, take a break -- with a matching set of calling cards a teacher reads aloud to run the game, plus a free-space center square on every card. An included how-to-use guide walks teachers through preparing and laminating materials, distributing a card and chips to each player, explaining horizontal, vertical, and diagonal winning patterns, and calling out items one at a time from the shuffled calling cards. A separate bingo-marker page supplies a printable chip or token sheet to cover called squares as they come up. The activity doubles as a bingo game and a mindfulness/SEL vocabulary review, since students must recognize and recall each coping strategy by name as it's called.
Turn familiar manners into a listening game with 50 bingo cards and a set of calling cards. Students find the phrase you read, cover its space, and watch for a winning line. The included markers and directions support setup; between rounds, you can invite children to give an example of one phrase in classroom life.
A set of one-day, hyperlink-driven substitute lesson plans for elementary music class covering Kindergarten through 5th grade.
Letter I Bingo Game is a fun way to help kids recognize the letter I and practice its beginning sounds. Since bingo is something most students already enjoy, it makes learning feel more like a game than a lesson. I usually bring this out during our letter of the week or when we need a quick review. It’s easy to prepare and works well with different group…
Students create an introductory rainbow by writing personal facts and preferences on strips beneath a name cloud. The templates include prompts for age, birthday, food, color, siblings and pets, with glue guides for assembly. Read the categories together before children write, color and cut, then join the pieces into a display that shares their chosen details.