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This math Christmas art activity with symmetry is perfect for grades 1-3 and a great addition to any math center, early finishers, morning work, or holiday art activity. Students use the grid provided to draw the mirror half of the holiday image.
Your classroom will be colorful and adorable with these playful panda decorations. There are 500+ pages to use to decorate, organize and be ready for students. Many are editable in PowerPoint and PDF files!
These Targeted Phonics short e vowel seatwork activities will keep your students practicing their short vowel blending and decoding skills all year long. Use for morning work, in an interactive notebook, as a Must Do or in a center during guided reading time.
Students will learn about topics related to groups of living things, species of plants and animals, parents and their young, animals, insects, parts of plants, stems, roots, leaves, life cycles of plants and animals (insects included), egg, larva, pupa, and nymph.
Students will engage in activities related to the topics of land environments, water environments, living, non-living, needs, shelter, change, discovery, extinction, and fossils. The packet is organized in a low-prep and easy-to-use printable format.
Students will learn about simple earth science concepts including land and water, natural resources, rocks, minerals, soil, earthquakes, volcanoes, weathering, and erosion. The packet also includes the concepts of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.
Engage in the perfect fall activity with our Directed Drawing plus Writing for Easy Fall Activities. This product combines the joy of drawing with the practice of writing, making it both fun and educational.
Use these telling time worksheets that focus on time to the hour and time to the half-hour for seatwork, during whole group, interventions, guided math, and in math centers. Many activities are hands-on with cutting, coloring, and gluing.
Have your students build silly holiday sentences in a writing center by spinning the subject (who or what), the predicate (did what) and clauses (when or where) then write and share their silly sentences! Great for writing centers. Listen to them giggle when they build: Santa’s beard made a gingerbread house during a fire drill.
This Poinsettia has been a classroom favorite of my team for many years. We do this project early in the holiday season so we can decorate our classroom bulletin boards. These are beautiful, festive decorations that your students will love making and can be proud of!
These math symmetry Halloween activities are perfect for grades 1-3 and a great addition to any math center or Halloween / October art activity.
These Targeted Phonics beginning and ending consonant cluster blends worksheets activities will keep your students practicing their decoding of more challenging words all year long. Use for morning work, in an interactive notebook, as a Must Do or in a center during guided reading time.
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