Kindergarten
Cut out these bold letters to add some color to your alphabet. Could be used along with Chicka Chicka Boom Boom to decorate your coconut tree.
These three worksheets allow children to match the pairs of items to find the one with no partner.
Have children color and cut out the animals from the story. Punch holes around edges of the mitten and children can sew the mitten together.
Have children make their own Chicka Chicka Boom Boom tree. Use child's forearm for the trunk and hands for the palm leaves. When dry, have children put letters on and around the tree!
Color words are written inside different leaves. Students color in the leaves with the appropriate color.
A Valentine's Day word search includes 9 words and a bonus word formed using leftover letters.
A handy reference sheet with guidelines of when to introduce kitchen/cooking skills to children.
You will need a small brown bag (lunch size). Have students color and cut out the elephant. Then, with the brown bag upside-down, glue the mouth piece below the bottom flap and the face piece on the flat bottom surface of the bag. (Elephant pattern differs from picture.)
Single worksheet containing the entire alphabet with instructions and steps for each letter: practice writing each letter, uppercase and lowercase.
A great way to show children a variety of fonts of each letter, a through z.
Let students fill in the blanks and draw the pictures (or get pictures from home) for this cute book chronicalling their life.
Makes a great keepsake as children grow up! Or make one yourself so students can learn more about you!
Simple one-page overview for each child. Areas include:
- Uppercase and lowercase letters
- Uppercase and lowercase letter sounds
- Counting 1-100
- Types of patterns
- 1:1 Correspondence
- Making sets
- Number recognition
- Denver II Screening results
- Outline of a person - have the child draw/decorate themselves
This visual shows what students gain by reading 20 minutes vs. 5 minutes vs. 1 minute a day.