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Student rolls a die for each column on the chart and draws the corresponding feature option onto their own paper to build a unique playful pumpkin drawing, then adds details, a background, and color.
Color numbered squares on a 1-100 hundreds chart according to a color key to reveal a hidden autumn picture.
Use dot markers to fill in dot spaces on summer-themed pictures.
Set of single-digit subtraction practice worksheets where students solve subtraction problems and then color a flower graphic.
A winter-themed hundreds chart color-by-number mystery picture activity for number recognition and counting practice.
Assemble a self-correcting puzzle, then write the puzzle's words in alphabetical order on a recording sheet.
Write name and date, then use dot markers to fill in dot spaces on each "End of Year Dot Marker" coloring sheet.
Alphabetizing practice using two sets of ten spring-themed vocabulary words, with an included answer key.
Read a list of 10 summer words and write them in alphabetical order on numbered blanks; a matching answer-key version is also included.
Color each numbered box on a 1-100 hundreds chart according to a provided color key (e.g., 'BLUE - 1,2,3...') to reveal a mystery picture.
Cut out crown/hat pieces, color them, and glue sections together at the marked 'Glue Here' points to assemble a wearable paper crown.
Read or listen to two chapters per day, watch a suggested video, complete pre-reading and KWL worksheets, answer chapter quiz questions, learn vocabulary words, and complete a daily hands-on activity (make a Roman mosaic, draw a Roman soldier, make a Roman helmet, make a Roman shield, make clay Roman coins).
Teach 2D shape attributes through a hands-on craft activity (building pineapple figures from shape pieces).
Bring Springtime Energy to Your Classroom with This Domino Numbers Game! 🌸 Spring-Themed English Numbers Domino – A Fun and Engaging Way to Learn Numbers! 🌸 Learning numbers in English can sometimes feel repetitive, but with this Spring-Themed English Numbers Domino Game, your students will play, learn, and stay…
No Prep Summer Clothing Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to help kids learn seasonal clothing vocabulary while keeping them engaged. Since bingo is a familiar game, it’s simple to set up and works great for ESL lessons, summer themes, and holiday activities. I like using this during summer units, end-of-year classroom…
Print the boards, cut the calling cards and markers, and explain the winning pattern before play. Students listen for a safety term, locate it on their board and cover it. Pause at selected terms such as buddy system, shade or look both ways to connect vocabulary with the class’s summer-safety learning.
Write in response to a winter-themed topic (e.g., 'January,' 'Let It Snow!,' 'Mittens,' 'Hot Chocolate,' 'Snowman,' 'Sweater,' 'Warm Hat') on a pennant template, then color and decorate it, and fold the flap over a string to build a classroom banner.
No Prep Summer Bucket List Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to celebrate the end of the school year while getting kids excited for summer break. Since bingo is a familiar game, it’s simple to set up and encourages everyone to join in. I like using this during the last week of school, end-of-year parties, or as a take-home…
This Autumn Scarecrow Noun + Verb Sort comes with a game and a worksheet for your Language Arts students to enjoy during the fall season. Students will read the crow words and decide what part of speech the words are.
Free download Students use two Find Someone Who grids to talk with classmates about summer experiences and interests for the new school year. They ask questions and record a matching classmate in the appropriate box. Model a follow-up question before circulating so the activity can lead to a short conversation rather than stopping with a yes-or-no reply.
Match/assemble 2-piece puzzle cards showing coins with a winter theme to practice identifying and counting six different coins.
Students mingle to find classmates matching BINGO-card activities and collect signatures (aiming for 5 in a row), participate in guided discussion, and (per follow-up sections) interview a family member, draw a memory, write a letter to their future self, or create a vision board.
A leveled addition practice packet that progresses from simple counting-and-adding to single-digit, two-digit, and three-digit addition, including matching and color-by-answer formats.
The summer colour keys pair picture sections with coping-skill labels such as talking to a friend, asking for help, drawing and taking a walk. Introduce a few labels before colouring and invite students to name a situation where one could help. Keep the discussion focused on possible choices rather than promising that one action works for everyone.