Wishes and Stars Peer Publishing Writing Activity
A peer-feedback worksheet ('stars and wishes' protocol) used to give writing feedback focused on organization and craft before publishing.
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A peer-feedback worksheet ('stars and wishes' protocol) used to give writing feedback focused on organization and craft before publishing.
A beginning-of-year science-themed 'All About Me' activity combining self-expression with simple science-related favorites.
A partner dice game for practicing number recognition and writing numerals, apple themed.
This is a Counting Chocolate Chips Game Mat + Worksheets. This is a fun way for your little learners to practice counting numbers 0-25. The game mats have 3 numbers per page. These cards can be printed and cut to become a matching game. Printable worksheets are included for additional interactive practice.
A mitten-themed CVC matching game/literacy center for practicing short vowel CVC word reading, with leveled worksheets and answer keys.
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Dice-based games practicing reading, writing, and spelling of AD word family words.
Each student uses a laminated haunted-house mat covered with numbers and takes turns spinning a number spinner (built with a paper clip and pencil). If the spun number has a match on the mat that would sum to 10, the student covers that number with a mini-marshmallow ("ghost poop"); if not, or if the spinner lands on "oops poops," play passes to the next student. The first student to cover every number on their mat wins, and — per the game's own instructions — students get to eat their marshmallows afterward. The game reinforces partners of 10 through repeated spin-and-match turns.
Two dice-based literacy center games giving students practice blending onset and rime and reading/writing AG-family CVC words.
A simple class booklet activity where each student contributes a page drawing and describing how they would fill someone's bucket (an act of kindness), building a keepsake class book around the bucket-filler SEL concept.
This resource is a hot chocolate stand game to practice music notes. On each slide, students will select the correct music note to move on and continue building the hot chocolate stand.
The selfie activity combines drawing with short personal responses in a phone-themed format. Students assemble their portrait and selected writing pieces, while display headings bring the class contributions together. The JPEG set also includes teacher-response graphics that can accompany the finished work.
This What Game is That Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way to help your students build their reading comprehension skills. By reading clues about different games , they will be able to practice and improve their skills. This is a great resource for any teacher looking to help their students improve their reading comprehension.
Practice recognizing and matching 100 high-frequency ('pre-primer' through common Dolch/Fry-style) sight words using a construction-themed digger/sand matching activity for a literacy center.
A back-to-school poster activity combining basic personal-info fill-in with a short goal-setting writing prompt.
An interactive PowerPoint game combining counting practice (1-10) with a gross motor movement reveal.
Practice single- and double-digit addition facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
A set of printable number-recognition and addition practice pages using bug-themed dot counters, plus a related counting/tracing page.
A set of dice-based phonics center games for practicing reading, writing, and spelling CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words in the 'an' word family (e.g., can, fan, man, pan, ran, tan, van).
Provide letter U pocket chart cards for letter recognition and alphabet matching practice.
A back-to-school 'all about me' style worksheet themed around science, used as an icebreaker/self-expression activity rather than to teach science content.
Practice single- and double-digit addition facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
Practice reading, writing and spelling AGE-family CVCe (magic e) words using roll-and-record dice games.
Teach and practice a subset of CVC words built from the letter sounds b, c, g, h, through posters, worksheets, and games.