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Life skills Common Core L.K.2c resources
I Have Who Has Alphabet Game {Kindergarten Alphabet Game}
This alphabet game is intended help students learn the letters of the alphabet. Download Alphabet Game Preview FilePlease view the preview file for this alphabet game prior to purchasing so there are no surprises. Please ensure that it is appropriate for your grade level prior to purchasing. Note that each letter of the alphabet has a unique character or image with starting with the same alphabet letter. For example, the alphabet letter A has a picture of an ant. The alphabet letter B has a
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PreK - K
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Also included in:Â Kindergarten I Have Who Has Games {Kindergarten Math & ELA Games}
Kindergarten Readiness Packet - Summer Review for Kindergarten Round Up
This is not your average Kindergarten readiness pack. This Summer review for Kindergarten Round Up must-have, includes everything you need to make sure your student is ready and excited for what’s next!It isn't just about academics when it comes to being fully prepared for Kindergarten, and this readiness pack addresses those things like getting dress independently, holding a pencil, using scissor, and opening a juice box!It includes hands-on activities that are perfect for getting in that fine
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PreK - K
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Those Shoes: A Needs and Wants Social Studies Unit for Kindergarten
This is a book companion social studies unit for the book Those Shoes by Maribeth Boelts. It contains work that can be used with language arts, writing and social studies standards.Whats Included:Formative Assessment for kindergartenNeeds and Wants Sorting PageDrawing needs and wants sheets with corresponding sentence writing work with vocabulary word: necessary. Choose sentence tracing or finish the sentence on your own.Writing journal prompt: Making Connections, VisualizeClipart for retell and
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K
Handwriting - Making Manuscript Lowercase Letters Animated PowerPoint
Handwriting - How to Write Lower-case Letters Animated PowerPoint. Learn to write manuscript lowercase letters. Teach your students letter formation and write letters the fun way. This animated video gifs show students how to form the lower case letters of the alphabet. Students can watch how to print and then copy the letters on their own paper. Each letter is associated with an animal as well. Great for homeschool, too! Includes a writing paper which you can print out for students to write on
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PreK - 2nd
I Have, Who Has? Alphabet Game & Alphabet Cards for Kindergarten
"Embark on an alphabet adventure with our engaging 'I Have, Who Has?' game and alphabet cards designed for Kindergarten. This interactive set enhances letter recognition skills in a fun and educational way."Key Features:✔ 15 pages in a convenient PDF format.✔ Each page contains four cards✔ There are also blank cards✔ size 8.5 x 11.Ideal for:✔ Preschoolers and Kindergarten children.✔ Classroom learning.✔ Homeschooling.✔ Special Education.Your feedback matters:✅ Be sure to follow my store to be al
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PreK - K
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Also included in:Â Alphabet Safari Bundle: 'I Have, Who Has?' Game, Zoo Animal Flashcards
Mindfulness Curriculum / Calming Strategies / Writing and Math Prompts
This multi-age curriculum for young children focuses on mindfulness strategies. It creates space for children to practice sit spot (a way to meditate in nature) that is developmentally appropriate. It includes creating tactile objects that can help children calm their bodies down while they have unwelcome feelings visiting. It also covers calming strategies that regulate the body using breath and touch. It is structured in The Create Space Curriculum's "Read, Make, Move, Reflect" process. Each d
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PreK - 1st
How to Write Thank You Notes Teaching Gratitude Literacy Lesson Activities
Teaching Gratitude & How to Write Thank You Notes is a resource for general education and special education. Research shows gratitude is linked to children who are happy by the age of 5. Thank you notes are an awesome way to assist children to start expressing gratitude. When children express gratitude they start to feel it, too. Description:This language and literary resource Teaching Gratitude & How to Write Thank You Notes provides the information for teaching gratitude and the tools
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K - 4th
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Also included in:Â Spring Literacy Bundle Activities Games Flash Cards Worksheets
Let's Get Started Level 1 Distance/Hybrid Learning for Special Education/Kinder
The Let's Get Started Pack Level 1 is designed for K-3 or Moderate/Severe Special Education Classes, Kindergarten, or Pre-K classrooms. It contains 3 packs of worksheets addressing basic skills meeting common core standards. It ALSO contains the Google Slides form of EACH pack so you are ready to go for the first 3-4 weeks of the school year whether you are starting with Distance Learning, Hybrid Learning, or In- Person Instruction!24 ELA Worksheets and SlidesLetter IDLetter TracingBeginning So
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PreK - 2nd
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Smart Board Fun Activities with Healthy and Unhealthy
Fun activities to teach what is good for you (healthy), and what is not (unhealthy). There are picture sorts, word / picture matches, concentration, and mystery word activities. All activities are interactive on the Smart Board.
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PreK - 1st
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My Very First Mood Journal!
My Very First Mood Journal is a bright and interactive PDF that can be printed or used on a tablet/Kindle as a traceable. It supports self-regulation and self-advocacy of those ever-pesky emotions that our students deal with every day. Students can identify how they're feeling, and are given 3 options per emotion of how they'd like to tackle their mood! This mood journal also includes 30 blank journal entries for students to practice sentence writing, while still working on mood identification.
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K - 3rd
Picture Journal Page with Sprouty Kids details (100 Days in the Life of ______ )
Top half is blank and framed for drawing. The bottom half has 3/4 height writing spaces with midlines. With a little Sprouty Kids theming. :D The very best way to reinforce your student's new reading skills - as well as document the amazing (and often hilarious) things going on in your student's head. They will cherish these memories for decades to come.I recognize that not everyone is able to buy the beautiful Sprouty Kids-themed "100 Days in the Life of ___________________" picture journals. I
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