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Teach long vowel sounds and the remaining consonant letter sounds (hard 'g', 'j', 'q'/'u', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y', 'z'), for Kindergarten-Grade 1 students, as a follow-on to Volume 1's short vowels/consonants.
Free download Trace the printed numeral on each worksheet page with a pencil or crayon.
Give students practice making 10 using the specific addition pair 5+5 with printable mats.
At home with a parent: read three pizza-themed books, complete a 'Pizza, Please!' counting/comparison worksheet using crayons (count and compare toppings, e.g., 'There are nine bell peppers... six mushrooms... three more bell peppers than mushrooms'), order picture cards 1-10, and use laminated pizza-fraction pieces (halves, fourths,…
Students engage with a poem and song about being special, complete reproducible worksheets about themselves (portrait, family, home, favorite things, feelings, word search), make art projects (e.g. a personal mobile, time capsule), and assemble a take-home 'My Book About ME' and a 'This is ME!' poster; a Certificate…
A social-emotional learning resource using a story about a honeybee character (Betty) starting a new school to teach students about identifying feelings, empathy, and healthy coping skills for school-related anxiety.
A printable letter-tile game combining spelling (language) practice with point-value addition (math) practice, Scrabble-style.
Teach beginning phonics: alphabet letter-sound recognition, high-frequency consonants, and short vowel sounds, for Kindergarten-Grade 1 students.
Free download Give repeated practice with single- and two-digit addition facts (sums using addends 0-20).
An SEL lesson teaching coping strategies for doing required but unwanted tasks and following directions.
A comprehensive 'letter of the week' activity pack for the letter E, covering recognition, tracing, phonics, and craft-style extension activities, provided in parallel US and British-English spelling versions plus a linked digital Boom Cards deck.
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Students find listed back-to-school words hidden in a grid on a Name/Date worksheet (e.g. puzzle 1: bag, pen, pencil, ruler, desk, chair, crayon, eraser, glue, book; puzzle 2: school, bus, bell, clock, board, paper, teacher, scissors, sharpener, paint; puzzle 3: student, class, apple, lunch, snack, notebook, marker…
The tooth-brushing topic gives developing writers a familiar process to organize. Picture and sentence sequences support planning before students use transition words in a draft. Select an editing checklist that matches the writer’s level, then reread the directions to check order and clarity.
None; this is a teacher-assembled display, not a student worksheet.
FAQ-format teacher resource explaining how to set up and run a Writing Workshop for K-2 classrooms, covering classroom setup, structuring writing time, teaching writing behaviors, conferences, tracking progress, and teaching organization/support/word choice/fluency/voice/mechanics/revision.
Read/observe the number chart and the circled-number pattern explanation ('when you counted to 10, you already knew how to count to 50'); seller description frames it as a bulletin-board display or small-group/math-center reference rather than a fill-in worksheet.
A complete 36-week, scripted Social-Emotional Learning curriculum for Grades K-2, organized into 4 units of 9 weekly lessons each, covering feelings, friendship, sharing, kindness, respect, listening, self-control, asking for help, problem solving, gratitude, growth mindset, and safety.
Classroom display posters, one per number 1-10, showing the numeral and its number word to reinforce early number recognition.
Display/reference posters for practicing number recognition 1-10, styled with a firetruck/fire-safety theme.
Provide blank letter F/f outline mats for hands-on alphabet crafts, sorting, and letter-recognition activities.
A week-long, day-by-day lesson plan template built around a 'Family' theme for a preschool/kindergarten classroom, organizing activities by daily instructional area.
This K.MD.1 Kindergarten Common Core Lesson is great for helping students sort objects into short and tall categories to learn about measurement. This is a great way for teachers to help their students learn about measurement and sorting.
Early math skills like rote counting and number recognition pave the way for future math achievement. These simple worksheets provide engaging practice counting objects and writing numbers 1-10 .