It's Spring! Kindergarten Math & Literacy Center: Number Words
Trace each number and its number word, then color in an accompanying flower illustration.
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Trace each number and its number word, then color in an accompanying flower illustration.
Students find and count snowflakes labeled with a given sight word pair (e.g. 'the' vs 'she', 'look' vs 'make', 'come' vs 'my', 'you' vs 'said'), write the counts, determine which count is greater, and write a symbol to compare.
Trace numbers and number words while coloring a picture (1-10); color groups to show more/less; solve single-digit addition problems; solve a reindeer-themed word problem three ways (number line, part-part-whole, drawing); color ten-frames to match a number; read words and sort long vs. short vowel sounds by coloring…
Cut and glue base-10 block pictures (tens rods and ones units) that match each pictured penguin's number (13, 18, 12, 14).
Read short nonfiction passages ('The Summer Season'), narratives ('Emma at the Beach'), and poems ('Summer on the Pond', 'What is Summer?') and answer reading-response questions (circle/underline/box/short answer); draw and label items related to a topic (pond, beach); complete open-ended beach/summer writing prompts; trace and practice…
Follow drawing instructions using prepositions: draw a worm under the tree, draw the sun above the tree, draw a flower beside the tree, draw a bird in the tree.
A set of no-prep printable activities for practicing spring vocabulary through syllables, phonics sounds, sentence writing, rhyming, and idea brainstorming.
Read each word (flower, bee, butterfly, sunshine, rain, bug, mushroom, grasshopper), circle the number of syllables (1, 2, or 3), and color the accompanying picture.
Practice recognizing a small set of kindergarten sight words.
Write a story about a picture using sequence words (first, next, then, last), then draw a picture showing the end of the story and share it with a teacher or friends.