Building Vocabulary for Elementary-Age Students
Vocabulary is the foundation of nearly every skill children use in school. From reading comprehension and writing to speaking and understanding new concepts, a strong vocabulary allows students to make sense of the world around them. For elementary-age learners,...
Valentine’s Day Coloring Sheets
Valentine's Day is just days away, so there's not much time to get some quality coloring in! I've created three new coloring sheets, each featuring sweet designs, that you can download for free. The first design is all about the heart. Children will have fun coloring...
Why Simple Graphing Activities Matter for Young Learners
Graphing is often one of the first ways young children learn to organize information visually. For kindergarten and first-grade students, simple graphing activities provide an important bridge between early counting skills and the more advanced data analysis they will...
Thanksgiving Color-By-Number Worksheets
Overview: These Thanksgiving-themed color-by-number worksheets are a simple, low-prep activity designed for prekindergarten and kindergarten learners. They combine early number recognition with fine motor practice, making them a great choice for classroom centers,...
Thanksgiving ABC-Order Freebie!
The ability to put words in alphabetical order is a much-needed skill but only comes with practice. The following Thanksgiving Alphabetical Order Worksheet can be used to provide such practice and comes just in time for Thanksgiving! This worksheet features words...
Thanksgiving Activities and Crafts
With Thanksgiving Day just days away, we have gathered all of our best activities, crafts, and lesson plans to help you create a fun and enriching holiday for your kiddos. Let's begin with literacy. For students that are reading, we have several Thanksgiving Crossword...
Author Study Authors Pre-K-Third Grades
Author studies are such a fun way to dive deep into literature! I have always loved sharing my favorite authors with my students and learning some that were theirs. Author studies make great beginning-of-the-school-year projects and what better way to send them off...
