It's Winter! Kindergarten Math & Literacy Center: Part-Part-Whole
Write the missing number to complete each part-part-whole number bond problem, following a worked example.
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Write the missing number to complete each part-part-whole number bond problem, following a worked example.
Cut out scrambled words, paste them into the correct order to form a sentence, and write out the complete sentence.
Complete worksheets/hands-on activities such as counting, skip counting, graphing attributes, addition/subtraction problems, and measurement tasks, organized around seasonal objects/topics.
Students print, color, fold, cut along dotted lines, and staple a snow-cycle mobile (labeling condensation/precipitation/evaporation/collection sections), then complete worksheets where they label each stage of the snow cycle in circles or a table, draw a picture for each stage, and write a short description of each stage.
Per the actual file: solve doubles addition facts (1+1 through 10+10) shown on a snowman/mitten graphic, use a color-by-code key to color each section by its sum, then answer a follow-up question and create their own color-by-code picture.
Read a multi-paragraph nonfiction passage about dog sledding; answer short-answer comprehension questions and true/false questions requiring justification from the text; complete vocabulary/synonym exercises; then write 3 full-length essay(s) giving a personal opinion, comparison, or creative response related to dog sledding.
Cut out a snowman ruler at the bottom of the page, then use it to measure the height of pictures and write the answer in a box.
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.
Fill in a ten frame to match a given single-digit number on a penguin belly, and color/draw snowflakes to complete addition number sentences that make 10.
Solve doubles addition equations (e.g., 1+1=, 2+2=, up to 10+10=) shown within a winter-themed picture, then use a provided color code to color each section matching an equation or its sum; on the mittens page, also draw lines to match mittens with identical color patterns and count unmatched mittens; on a blank page, create an original…
Look at each picture, sound out the word (cup, sled, mitten, snow, hat, shovel), write how many syllables it has, then color the picture.
Teach students the life cycle stages and basic facts of the Arctic fox.
in the slideshow, decide whether a letter matches a picture's beginning sound (thumbs up/down); complete beginning-sound matching worksheets and hands-on games
Winter Craft Worksheet Activities, Build a Snowflake craft, Scissor Skill Activity , Fine Motor Activity, Winter Craftivity for Morning Work: ⭐ Introducing our kid-friendly craft project, "Build A Winter Snowflake"! This entertaining exercise is ideal for worksheets, coloring pages, morning chores, and enjoyable worksheets. It's a…
Students draw a line from a number (or number word) to the ten frame that represents that number; on the addition worksheets (per seller description) students solve basic 1-10 addition facts.
No-Prep Winter ELA Worksheets These worksheets are designed for a broad range of ELA activities, perfect for in-class use during the winter season. Their versatility allows them to enrich every English lesson, offering educators and homeschoolers versatile tools that keep students engaged while learning. The pack includes a rich…
Read a multi-paragraph informational passage about igloos (Inuit snow-house shelters of the Arctic) (including quoted commentary from named experts/fans), answer short-answer and true-or-false comprehension questions citing the text, write synonyms for target vocabulary words, then complete one or more longer English writing prompts…
Students cut out a digital-clock 'hat' showing a time (e.g. 1:00, 10:00, 3:30) and paste it onto the matching snowman whose 'belly' shows an analog clock face displaying the same time.
Look at each picture and read the word, then color verbs red and nouns green (dog, run, penguin, cap, snowflake, hop).
Winter Craft Worksheet Activities, Build a Snowman craft, Scissor Skill Activity , Fine Motor Activity, Winter Craftivity for Morning Work: ⭐ Introducing our adorable kids' craft project, "Build A Winter Snowman"! For students in kindergarten, preschool, and grades pre-K through 2, this captivating exercise is ideal. This enjoyable,…
complete fill-in-the-blank sentences with emotion words, and read a description of a snowman's feeling then draw a matching illustration
Spin once on the penguin's belly spinner and once on the snowman's belly spinner, then add the two numbers together and write the addition equation.
Roll dice and draw matching facial expressions on a snowman while naming the emotion (game); match snowman facial expressions to emotion words; cut and paste emotion-word cards to matching snowman images; match everyday scenarios to the snowman face showing the correct emotion; complete a month-long journaling activity.
Solve order-of-operations expressions (including parentheses and exponents in later pages) and match each answer to a letter to spell out the answer to a riddle (e.g. 'WINTER', 'BLIZZARD', 'SNOWMAN').