Winter Where's the Penguin Second Grade Sight Word Game
Give second-grade students practice recognizing Dolch sight words through a winter/penguin-themed hide-and-seek matching game.
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Give second-grade students practice recognizing Dolch sight words through a winter/penguin-themed hide-and-seek matching game.
This is a Winter Fantasy Roll and Cover / BUMP Game. There are 4 different game mats included. They can be printed in color or black and white. Students will get to practice with number identification, addition and subtraction with these mats.
Practice distinguishing uppercase and lowercase letter I using a winter-themed sorting activity.
a bundle of three complete 90-minute SEL/community-building lesson plans for reconnecting students after winter break, one each for elementary, middle school, and high school
Build third-grade sight word recognition through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
An activity booklet of winter-themed group games, including a bingo game.
Build preprimer (Dolch) sight word recognition in kindergarten/first-grade students through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
Build primer (Dolch) sight word recognition in kindergarten/first-grade students through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
Practice skip counting by 10s (10 to 100) using themed maze/path worksheets and posters, with an answer key.
Build first-grade sight word recognition through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
Digital pixel-art activity giving practice with order of operations (PEMDAS) using positive integers and parentheses.
This resource is an interactive music activity for building a winter village. It is a quarter rest game and students will select the correct musical pattern on each slide.
Winter-themed bump game for a fun math activity. This resource includes 8 boards of the game and instructions are on each page. Included are subtraction, addition, roll and cover, roll spin and cover, and roll double and cover. This can be an individual or multiple-player game.
Practice skip counting by 9s (9 to 135) using themed maze/path worksheets and posters.
Build recognition of the Fry 1-100 high-frequency word list in kindergarten/first-grade students through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
A winter-themed single-board gross motor game where students complete 8 sequential tasks to 'escape' an igloo before it melts.
Build recognition of Fry's 201-300 high-frequency word list in elementary students through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
Winter Color by Number: An Enriched Learning Experience The Winter Color by Number resource offers an engaging, educational experience for early learners through first graders. Designed with pedagogical precision, this resource includes ten winter-themed coloring pages suitable for various settings. Educational Benefits: These pages aid…
Build recognition of Fry's 101-200 high-frequency word list in elementary students through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
In-file heading identifies this as a "There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow Book Companion & Articulation Practice" resource; the downloadable PDF itself is only Boom Learning access/setup directions and terms of use, not the instructional content, which lives inside the externally hosted Boom Learning deck.
Practice beginning and ending consonant digraphs using a 'dab it'/bingo-dauber marking activity, designed for use during a winter unit.
Winter Forest Coloring pages Worksheet Activities For Morning Work / Digital Resources / Cute Winter Forest Coloring Pages / Winter Forest Coloring Sheets: ⭐ With the help of our kid-friendly "Winter Forest" coloring sheets, discover the captivating beauty of winter. These adorable coloring pages perfectly portray the enchantment of…
Cross-curricular reading/character-study activity using the Frozen character Elsa to explore feelings/character traits via an inside-vs-outside chart, paired with an assigned external reading via Epic
Practice comparing numbers to 10 (greater than/less than) using a winter bird theme.