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A Preschool-focused phonics workbook covering blends, digraphs, vowels, and word parts (including long e, rhyming, compound words, and inflectional endings) through varied printable activities.
Play Snap with printed picture/word cards: in the easy version, match identical picture-plus-word cards and say the word aloud to win the pair; in the harder version, match word-only or picture-only cards without the paired clue.
Kick off the new school year with this School Supplies Bingo Game — a fun and interactive way to get students excited about the classroom! intended for back-to-school activities, first day icebreakers, and supply-themed lessons, this no-prep game is ideal for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary students. What’s Included In…
Provide a gross-motor movement game using pumpkin-themed action cards, for indoor recess or brain-break time.
Match called or shown spring picture cards (e.g., tulip, robin, bumblebee, watering can) to the corresponding picture squares on a bingo card.
Number cards (numerals 1-20 paired with number words) themed for back to school, for counting and number-word matching practice.
Roll one or two dice, add the number of pumpkin seeds shown for each roll, and trace the resulting number (1-12).
Need a fun game to play with your class all season long or for your winter or New Year's Eve holiday party? This penguin bingo game pack will be intended for you!! What’s Included In this bingo game pack? 50 Unique Penguin Bingo Boards 20 Calling Cards Penguin-Themed Bingo Markers How to use guide No-Prep Printable PDF Why…
A no-prep bingo game to introduce classroom helper jobs/roles and build familiarity with classroom responsibilities, intended for back-to-school use.
Introduce solfege through a slide sequence in which neighbors arrive on a musical street one at a time. Students connect syllables with line-and-space positions before the closing do-to-do scale. The presentation cues the teacher to demonstrate hand signs on slide 3, so pause to model and practice those movements rather than expecting the slides to show the signs themselves.
Per the catalog description: match number cards to their number-word cards, use them in a magnetic fishing game, or trace/write the numbers and number words in a sand or salt tray.
Say a short poem to guess which sight word card is hiding a penguin, reading/recognizing sight word cards arranged in a pocket chart or on a tabletop.
Match alphabet-clipart eggs to the correct lowercase-letter bird nest; cards can also be used as flashcards or floor/wall alphabet tiles.
Read, sort, match, or play games with printed sight word cards to build sight word recognition.
Roll a die, then move a marker to the number on the board that, added to the number rolled, equals 5; first player to reach the end wins.
Read aloud a short poem ('Where's the Penguin? Little penguin, little penguin, let's play seek and find! Which snowball are you hiding behind?'), then read/recognize sight word cards arranged in a pocket chart or on a tabletop to guess which word card is hiding one of three penguin cards.
Play Memory (turn over two cards to find matching picture/word pairs) or Go Fish (ask other players for cards matching what's in hand) using the spring-themed card decks; for the black-and-white deck, color the pictures.
Use this spring-themed board to prompt conversation as students move from START to FINISH. The speaking squares invite responses about seasonal experiences and preferences, giving pairs or small groups a reason to listen and ask follow-up questions. The same board is supplied in color and black and white, so you can choose the printing version that suits your class.
Spin a spinner (not itself included as a physical piece) and solve one addition or subtraction problem from the resulting column; repeat until all problems on the page are solved.
Provide a large set of autumn-themed number flashcards (0-30 plus arithmetic symbols) in multiple color variations for memory-matching, sequencing, and general number-recognition games.
Students spin a winter-themed spinner to generate two numbers, write them into boxes on a practice board (using a dry-erase marker or pencil), and compute the sum or difference; a 'Stuck In The Snow' spin space adds a game twist requiring a re-spin.
Reinforce summer vocabulary recognition through a bingo game for elementary students.
Roll dice and move a game piece around the board; when landing on a space, read the printed question aloud and answer it verbally (or in writing) with a partner or small group, about autumn/fall.
This Autumn Math Bingo 1-10 is a fun way for your little learners to practice their number identification skills. There are 12 different cards printed 2 per page.