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Look at a given word, sound it out, look at a picture, then change the first letter to match the picture and write the new word (e.g. jug -> bug; also bat, pen, dig, top listed as starting words).
Write a story describing snuggling up by the fireplace with blankets and hot cocoa and the stories they might share, and draw a picture of children gathered around a fireplace with cocoa and storybooks.
Write the number that comes before (one less) and the number that comes after (one more) a given number in a line of penguins.
Practice recognizing a small set of kindergarten sight words.
Spring Movement Cards are designed for active play, these fun cards will help you hop like a bunny, flutter like a butterfly, and wiggle like a worm. intended for indoor or outdoor movement breaks, these activity cards will keep you energized and engaged while celebrating the joy of spring! What You will get? Action-Packed Cards – Each…
A daily fact-fluency drill and self-scoring practice book for basic addition and subtraction facts, building speed and accuracy over time.
Use a q-tip (or a finger, paint stick, or other medium) to dot/decorate the circles or open areas of each themed picture outline; optionally write in letters, numbers, or shapes within the circles per teacher instructions.
The packet combines picture-supported sound questions with text-based vocabulary, reading, and grammar tasks. Use one skill section at a time to see how students apply what they have learned, rather than assigning every page in one sitting. Name the pictured items together when introducing the sound tasks, then discuss selected responses after students work.
Fill in the dot circles on each summer-image worksheet using do-a-dot markers, stickers, or crayons, writing their name on each page.
Write a story about a picture using sequence words (first, next, then, last), then draw a picture showing the end of the story and share it with a teacher or friends.
Free download TAGS: TRACING,TRACING LINES,FREE,FREE RESOURCES,HANDWRITING,SPRING. INFORMATION ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Laura Educa Publishing brings together creative and effective educational resources designed for young learners.
Label pictures with vocabulary words (e.g., beach ball, popsicle, sunglasses, seashell, sandcastle, snorkel, starfish, sunscreen, cap), write matching vocabulary words under pictures, count and color pictures by number, and solve a letter-substitution 'Summertime Code Breaker' puzzle.
Daily subtraction fact-fluency practice, organized into fact-family sections by subtrahend pair, with weekly quizzes and answer keys.
Spring Sort by Size Activity is a fun and engaging way to help students build important early learning skills while celebrating the season of sunshine and new beginnings! This hands-on activity gets kids thinking about size differences as they sort spring-themed objects from big to small (or the other way around, because sometimes tiny…
Work through addition-strategy practice pages (Counting On, Doubles, Parts of Ten, Tens and Extras, etc.), complete 'Think Fast' timed fact drills, and use supplementary tools (ten frame, hundred number board, flash cards).
Provide a hands-on sorting activity for practicing the beginning /c/ sound, summer/crab-themed, sorting picture cards under 'Starts with Cc' and 'Does not start with Cc' headers.
Match number cards to their corresponding expanded-form and written-word-form cards (21 matching sets total), then complete a follow-up practice activity sheet.
Follow drawing instructions using prepositions: draw a worm under the tree, draw the sun above the tree, draw a flower beside the tree, draw a bird in the tree.
Home-practice tool for mastering 100 first-grade Fry sight words through a take-home, parent-signed pass-off system
Free download Practice sorting pictures by whether they begin with the letter A sound, using a fall/acorn theme.
Practice end punctuation, capitalization, comma usage in lists, and apostrophe usage in everyday sentences.
Learn winter vocabulary and concepts, and complete a range of art/sensory activities (e.g. sensory table exploration, painted/glued snowflakes, mitten and snowman crafts) drawn from an extensive activity-idea list.
Read sentences containing the target sight word, then fill in the missing word in the same sentences from memory/recognition, and copy plus illustrate one target-word sentence.
Say each Dolch word aloud and trace its letters on the worksheet