Dot to Dot Activity - Winter Activity
A winter-themed dot-to-dot (connect-the-numbers) activity combining counting practice with a reveal-and-color art activity.
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A winter-themed dot-to-dot (connect-the-numbers) activity combining counting practice with a reveal-and-color art activity.
Provide writing templates for students to compose a letter to Santa (holiday creative/functional writing practice).
Practice color recognition and matching through an Easter-egg-themed coloring/matching game, with an English and Spanish version.
Make a jointed skeleton puppet from one of six printable templates. Children color and cut the pieces, then match the labeled joint points and attach them with four split pins. The directions recommend sturdy card and preparation help for younger children. Use the finished puppet for a Halloween display, a short performance or a classroom reading buddy.
Provide St. Patrick's Day-themed build cards for students to practice fine motor skills using connecting cubes.
A self-reflection, back-to-school get-to-know-you activity ('My Summer Selfie') in which students share a 'small moment' about themselves, aimed at building social skills when meeting a new group.
Practice counting and number/number-word recognition from 1-20 using self-checking puzzle pieces, with a Thanksgiving theme.
Provide a ready-to-use narrative reading comprehension passage and question set suitable for a substitute-teacher lesson.
Arctic Animal Styro-Prints - Art Project and Presentation Get your students excited about art and the arctic with this fun lesson! Students will learn about life in the arctic circle including what types of people live there, what the environment is like, what kind of animals live there and much more! The PowerPoint features a…
Provide a back-to-school themed memory-matching card game for icebreaker/bonding activities at the start of the school year.
A set of 7 standalone, Christmas-themed activities that teach students to write Python programs, progressing from basic to more complex programming tasks.
We know what you're thinking: “How do I keep 25 sugar-hyped students from bouncing off the walls the week before Easter?” The answer: give them a bunny, a dot-to-dot bunny , that is! This Easter Connect the Dots – Bunny Edition activity is the perfect way to sneak in some number recognition and sequencing while keeping students calm and…
Give young children practice ordering objects by size and using non-standard measurement/comparison skills, in a Halloween ghost theme.
A week's worth of daily St. Patrick's Day themed literacy/language-conventions and reading-log activities for a Grade 2 classroom.
Printable/editable 'Summer Bucket List' checklist activity for students to plan and reflect on summer break activities, intended as an end-of-year send-off.
Looking for fun hands-on activities this Thanksgiving? These Thanksgiving Coloring Sheets (quote posters) make it easy to fill your classroom with gratitude, color, and calm this November. They are no prep! Just print, color, and display. Each page features a thankful quote surrounded by fun doodle-style illustrations that your students…
Practice recognizing first grade sight words using Valentine's-themed heart-shaped flashcards.
Practice making the number 10 (addition combinations to 10) using a snowman ten-frame theme.
Expressive/receptive vocabulary therapy resource teaching synonyms, antonyms, and word associations using a back-to-school theme, with a bonus 'Classroom Pet' game.
Christmas-themed cut-and-glue craft where students decorate a paper Christmas tree.
A spring/Easter picture-themed bingo game for classroom play.
A World War I history review activity, released for the Halloween/fall season, that pairs 20 multiple-choice questions with a color-by-answer coloring picture.
Provide differentiated St. Patrick's Day themed color-by-number worksheets that practice addition and subtraction fact fluency across several number ranges.
This illustrated summer checklist has two columns of printed activities with circles to mark completion. Read the suggestions together and choose those that fit the child’s interests and available opportunities. For a separate writing activity, My Summer Plans gives students sentence-completion stems and a drawing space to record their own summer activities.