| 100 Days 1.)
Class Book - I WISH I HAD 100 - student writes and
illustrates, teacher binds all pages together to form a
book. (K-2)
2.) 100 Years From Now - a student activity sheet - the
student draws what they look like now and what they will
look like 100 years from now.
3.) Student Mini Book 1 - student fills in blanks and
illustrates (1-3)
4.) Student Mini Book 2 - student fills blanks,
illustrates, and colors (1-3)
5.) I can write to 100 - student fills in number grid
(k-1)
6.) 100 Days of School - student colors these words
7.) 100 Macaroni Mat - student places 100 pieces of
macaroni on the sheet to form 100 Macaroni art. You
supply the macaroni. A good idea is to have a helper bag
100 pieces for each student in your class. (k-2)
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AWARDS 1.)
Spring Award - teacher prints and uses. (K-3)
2.) Summer Award - teacher prints and uses. (K-3)
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BEACH THEME 1.)
Sunshine Count by 5's to 300 Center - student places the
suns in the correct order - this can be used in a pocket
chart or as an individual center for student use. (k-2)
2 - 5.) Sight Word Fish Game or Center - Includes four
levels of fish labeled with the Dolch Sight words. This
can be used as a game or a center. Directions for a game
are included. LEVEL I
6.) Ocean Cards
7.) A Day at the Beach - student reads and draws
illustrations to match text. Good test of basic reading
comprehension skills (1-2)
8.) I See Fish Mini Book - student writes the number fish
seen and colors (k-1)
9.) BEACHES Making Words Activity - student is given all
the letters in the word and asked to cut them apart to
complete four activities (1-3)
10.) SEASHELL Making Words Activity - student is given
all the letters in the word and asked to cut them apart
to complete four activities (1-3)
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BEHAVIOR STAR CHARTS
These are charts you can hang in your classroom and place
stickers or stars on when a student does something good.
When the chart is filled, the teacher supplies a reward
of some sort. These work great for resource rooms! They
look great too!!!(k-3)1.)
America
Theme
2.) Be Mine Bear
3.) Easter Theme
4.) Flowers
5.) Shamrock
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BLACK HISTORY 1.)
Fact or Opinion - Student Activity Sheet - Read each
sentence and color the “dream” clouds blue if
the statement is a fact and color the clouds black if the
statement is an opinion (2-3)
2.) Martin
Luther King Mini Book - Reading Comp. Activity - Student
illustrates to match words. (1-3). This can also be used
in grade K, if the teacher completes the book with the
student.
3.) MLK fill in the blanks - student activity sheet (2-3)
4.) MLK KWL CHART - a graphic organizer (K-3)
5.) MLK Writing Prompt (2-3)
6.) My Book About Peace - a four page mini book that the
student completes by finishing the sentences and then
illustrating (k-1)
7.) We are Alike and Different - take a picture of a
student and another classmate and have them glue the
picture above this writing prompt (K)
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CHOCOLATE AND CANDY CONVERSATION
HEARTS ACTIVITIES - you will need to purchase
Conversation Hearts to complete these fun activities.
1.) Conversation
Hearts Mini Book - student completes 9 pages of
activities using conversation heart - math, reading,
writing and art skills are used to complete this book.
(2-3)
2.) Estimate Hearts - an estimation activity (K-3)
3.) Graphing Hearts (k-1)
4.) Graphing Hearts (2-3)
VARIOUS CHOCOLATE
5.) A Math Bakery Center - all materials for this center
are found in this file. This includes a center sheet to
use with the center. Your student will use reading,
writing, and math skills to complete this center.(1-2)
6.) Cinquain Form (2-3)
7.) Compare Candy with a Venn - student activity (1-3)
8.) Comprehension Activity (2-3)
9.) Chocolate Vocab. Cards - teacher prints, laminates,
cuts, and uses as they wish. (K-3)
10.)
Chocolate
Cake Math - story problem for students (2-3)
JELLY BEAN MATH
Look at how much fun your student can have learning with
Jelly Beans. Grab some jelly beans and these activities
and watch you kids love learning!
1.) Jelly Bean Adding - student activity - (1-2)
2.) Jelly Bean Frations - student uses jelly beans to
answer questions (2-3)
3.) Jelly Bean Graph - student graphs jelly beans by
color (k-3)
4.)J elly Bean Sort - student sorts jelly beans by color
(k-3)
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| DENTAL HEALTH 1.)
4 Parts of the Tooth Chart - a display for the teacher to
print and use. (k-3)
2.) Chart to lable - student draws a line from tooth word
to part of tooth (2-3)
3.) Fantastic Teeth Facts - student uses this thematic
page to write out facts about teeth (1-3)
4.) Sentence Strips - these are facts about teeth.
Sentences include picture. They may be used in a pocket
chart. (k-3)
5.) Teeth Add and Subtract - Thematic math computation
page (k-1)
6.) Teeth Multiplication - Thematic math computation page
(2-3)
7.) Teeth Homework - send this home as a weekly homework
assignment. Answers can be used for other class
activities. (k-3)
8.) Vocab Card - Words and pictures for you to print and
use as you wish.
9.) True
or False - student or teacher reads statements and then
the student colors a tooth to show true of false. (1-2)
10.) Tooth Fairy Creative Writing Form - student activity
(1-3)
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DR SEUSS 500
HATS OF BARTHOLOMEW CUBBINS
1.) Place
Value Activity - this includes manipulatives and two
activities. Teacher may choose to use as class activity
or as a match center.
THE CAT IN THE HAT
1.) Cat in the Hat Sequencing Pocket Chart - this
includes manipulative sentence strips for students to
sequence in a pocket chart or at their desks. A activity
sheet is also included.(1-3)
2.) A Cat in the Hat Word Bank - this includes the sight
words found in the cat in the hat. Teacher prints and
shares with class (K-2)
3.) Rhyme Center - this includes everything you need for
a Cat in the Hat rhyming center. Student matches the two
rhyming hats at the center. This also includes a center
sheet for the student to complete after the center.(K-2)
4.) Writing - student writes about rainy days (2-3)
5.) Summarize story - poetic form ( 1-3)
6.) Writing activity - What to do on a rainy day (K-2)
DR SEUSS ACTIVITY
BOOK/ JOURNAL
Have your students use these pages as a Dr. Seuss Journal
or use each page individually with your class.
1.) Page 1 - Cover - Students writes name and draws a
picture of Dr. Seuss(k-3)
2.) Page2- Diffendoffer School - a creative writing
exercise (2-3)
3.)
Page3- Green Eggs and Ham - student writes about favorite
foods(1-3)
4.) Page4- The Lorax(1-3)
5.) Page 5 - Dr Seuss Reading Log - a page for your
students to keep track of the Dr. Seuss books they
read.(1-3)
6.) Page 6 - Favorite Dr. Seuss Book - student uses this
graphic organizer to share their favorite Seuss book.
7.) Page 7 - Dr. Seuss the Man Research Form - have
students use the internet to find out about Dr. Seuss.
This page is a place for them to store their findings.
1.) Dr. Seuss Riddle
Math Word Problems (2-3)
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EARTH DAY 1.)
Pocket Chart Strips - Ways to protect the Earth. Includes
pictures to match words. Teacher prints, laminates, cuts,
and uses as she wishes. (K-3)
2.) Writing - Ways to protect the Earth ( 1-3)
3.) Garbage Math Problems - Story Problems about garbage
for student to complete (2-3)
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| EASTER COLOR
AND WRITE
1.) Bunny - student colors bunny and fills in the blanks
(1-2)
2.) Bunny - student colors bunny and fills in the blanks
(k-1)
3.) Bunny - student colors bunny and writes a story to
match (2-3)
EASTER EGG BASKET
CENTER
1.) Material to make center - Glue the baskets to a large
piece of poster board. Then laminate and cut out the
eggs. Place Velcro on the eggs and the inside of the
basket. Have the students place the eggs in the
correct basket. This is a math computation center ( 1-2)
2.) A center sheet - a sheet for the student to complete
after they have completed the center (1-2)
FOLLOWING
DIRECTIONS(k-1) FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS AND COMPREHENSION
(2-3)
1.) Basket - Teacher reads and student completes (k-1)
Student reads and completes (2-3)
2.) Bunny- Teacher reads and student completes (k-1)
Student reads and completes (2-3)
MATH COMPUTATION _
EASTER THEME
1.) adding 0-6 - Student draws a line to answer (k-1)
2.) adding 0-10 - Student draws a line to answer (k-1)
3.) adding 6-10 - Student draws a line to answer (k-1)
4.) adding table - student solves (k-1)
5.) jelly bean math - student activity (1-3)
6.) multiplication 0-6 - Student draws a line to answer
(2-3)
7.) multiplication 6-12 - Student draws a line to answer
(2-3)
8.) multiplication table - student solves (2-3)
9.) subtract6-10 - Student draws a line to answer (k-1)
10.) subtract 0-6 - Student draws a line to answer (k-1)
11.) subtraction table - student solves (k-1)
JELLY BEAN
ACTIVITIES
Look at how much fun your student can have learning with
Jelly Beans. Grab some jelly beans and these activities
and watch you kids love learning!
1.) Jelly Bean Adding - student activity - (1-2)
2.)
Jelly Bean Frations - student uses jelly beans to answer
questions (2-3)
3.) Jelly Bean Graph - student graphs jelly beans by
color (k-3)
4.)Jelly Bean Sort - student sorts jelly beans by color
(k-3)
OTHER MATH
ACTIVITIES - EASTER THEME
1.) Bunny
Order - student uses bunny manipulatives for this
activity (1-3)
2.) Ordinal Numbers (1-3)
CLASS BOOKS MINI
BOOKS
1.) My Bunny Book / Chocolate bunny, chocolate bunny what
do you see? - student writes one color word and colors
the picture in the book. (k-1)
POCKET CHART
1.) Easy Reading Chocolate bunny, chocolate bunny what do
you see? - these are colored sentence strips you may use
in a pocket chart.
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EGGS & CHICKS EGGS
WRITING CENTER
1.) What's in the Eggs Sentence Strips - post these in a
writing center for your student to read. (K-1)
2.) Activity Sheet - student looks at center and creates
a mini book by copying the writing and ilustrations at
the center (K-1)
3.) Eight Excellent Eggs Mini Book - student illustrates
to match words (k-1)
4.) It
Started As An Egg - sentence strips with graphics.
Includes animals that hatch from eggs. Could be used in a
pocket chart as predictable text.
5.)ABC ORDER CENTER - you can use this in a pocket chart
or make enough for a few students and place in baggies
HELP! Mother Hen Get Her Chicks back in order - student
places chicks in ABC order (2-3)
Center sheet - student completes after finishing center
(2-3)
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END OF THE YEAR MEMORIES
BOOK
1.- 6.) A six page book for each student in your class to
complete. It includes a place for autographs at the end.
You student will use their writing, reading, and art
skills to finish this book.Page
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7.) Letter
Writing - encourage your student to write over the summer
- this includes an idea and template for you to use to
make a learning gift for your students.(k-3)
8.) Read All About My Year - a creative writing activity
(2-3)
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| GROUND HOG DAY 1.)
Ground Hog Word Search - student activity (1-3)
2.) Answer Key to Word Search
3.) Ground Hog Day Mini Book - This is a nine page book
that includes graphics and words. Your students are asked
to add words and illustrations to complete the book.
(2-3)
4.) SHADOW Making Words Activity - student is given all
the letters in the word and asked to cut them apart to
complete four activities (1-3)
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JANUARY THROUGH JUNE
CALENDAR PIECES
Each month includes a header for a calendar and thematic
numbers for a calendar. The number pieces could also be
used in a center. These are in color. They also print
nicely in black and white. 1.)
Jan. - Topper and Penguin Numbers
2.) Feb. - Topper and Heart Numbers
3.) March - Topper and Shamrock Numbers
4.) April - Topper and Umbrella Numbers
5.) May - Topper and Sunflower Numbers
6.) June - Topper and Sunshine Numbers
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January - June
Monthy Reading Log Slips - use these as monthly reading
homeowrk or as a reading support program. 1-6.)
Jan. through June
Jan
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| Monthly Journal
Covers 1-6.) You will find
one journal cover for each month in this section. Each
cover has the month written on it and an appropriate
picture for your students to color. These can be used for
many different things - poem books, journals, coloring
pages, book covers...
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MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
TEMPLATES 1-5.) You
will find five monthly newsletter templates. The teacher
can type in their message or print and write in their
message.
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MOTHER'S DAY 1.)
A Creative Card - hearts are provided for the student to
fill out. Student fills out hearts and color. The hearts
are cut and placed in an envelope for mom.(1-3)
2.) Mom Poem Form - student uses the letters MOM to form
a three lined poem. (1-3)
3.) I Love My Mom - student finishes sentences about Mom
and then draws a picture of Mom (1-3). K teachers could
use this activity by filling in the students answers.
4.)MOTHERS Making Words Activity - student is given all
the letters in the word and asked to cut them apart to
complete four activities (1-3)
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| PRESIDENTS 1.)
George Washington Word Search - student activity (1-3)
2.) George Washington Word Search - answer key (1-3)
3.) Writing prompt - If I Were President (2-3)
4.) Lincoln
Washington Research Form - a graphic organizer for your
students.(2-3)
5.) Lincoln Word Search - student activity (1-3)
6.) LincolnWord Search - answer key (1-3)
7.) Math Riddle - student activity (1-2)
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SPRING RAINBOW
WRITING CENTER
1.) Rainbow
sentence strips - these are sentences in color with
graphics. They may be used in a pocket chart or other.
2.) Activity sheet - after the student reads the center -
they use the center to help them make their own book.
3.) Raindrop
Contraction Center - this includes all the manipulatives
- teacher prints, laminates, and cuts. You can store
these in baggies that students take back to their desk or
in a pocket chart. You may choose to give a set to
each student and use a group activity. The student
must match the raindrop to the umbrella.(1-3)
4.) Umbrella Count by 5's Centers - the two places the
manipulatives in the correct order. (K-2)
5.) Rainbow Race Student Game - You supply a dice with
six colors (you can buy a wooden cube at a craft store
and color each side). Your students roll the dice and
place an x in the correct column. They play till a color
wins. They then answer questions about their race.
WATERMELON MATH
CENTER
5.) .Print,
laminate, and cut as many centers as you would
like. You can place them in Ziploc baggies or in a
pocket chart. You may choose to have your student
complete the center sheet when they have finished the
center. (K-1)
6.) Center Sheet - student completes after center.
7.) Lion of Lamb
Tally Sheet (k-2)
8.) Spring Color Book - a predictable text book that the
teacher can print and use during a lesson. You may choose
to print one for each student in your class.
9.) My Favorite Weather Display - Includes title and
graphic cards of kinds of weather - print and use (k-2)
SPRING COLORING FUN
- these are sheets with pictures for your students to
color. I always have a large tub of free time sheets for
students to complete when they have finished all their
work or on rainy day recess. The tub includes thematic
activity sheets and coloring pages that match the season.
I include these coloring pages in my tub.
1.) A Basket -
student colors (K-3)
2.) Girl Bunny and Garden - student colors (k-3)
3.) Bear With Easter Egg- student colors (k-3)
4.) Three Easter Eggs - student colors (k-3)
5.) Veggie Garden- student colors (k-3)
6.) Flowers and Butterflies- student colors (k-3)
7.) Flowers in a Vase- student colors (k-3)
8.) Flowers and Fence- student colors (k-3)
9.) Proud to be an American- student colors (k-3)
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ST PATRICK"S
DAY 1.) A
Lucky Charms Graph - teacher purchases Lucky Charms to
Share with class. The students use the lucky charms to
complete the graph. (K-3)
2.) Pot of Gold - graph reading student activity. (2-3)
3.) Shamrock Subtraction (2-3)
MATH MONEY CENTER
1.) Pot of Gold - all the manipulatives you need for this
center. Print, laminate, cut, and use (1-3)
2.) A center sheet for your students to complete after
finishing this center (2-3)
MATH COMPUTATIONS -
THEME SHEETS
1.) + x - - student writes correct sign (2-3)
2.) adding 0-10 - studentwrites the answer (k-1)
3.) adding table - student solves (k-1)
4.) multiplication table - student solves (2-3)
5.) subtraction - student solves (2-3)
6.) subtraction table - student solves (k-1)
GLYPH
1.) A
student glyph - student reads and completes (2-3) teacher
reads and student completes (K-1)
2.) Glyph Display - hang up your students glyphs with
this key and title (k-3)
3.) Glyph Data Sheet - if you hang up the glyphs, have
your student use this sheet to answer questions about the
display. This would make a good center activity.
Making Words
1.) PATRICK- Making Words Activity - student is given all
the letters in the word and asked to cut them apart to
complete four activities (1-3)
2.) LEPRECHAUN- Making Words Activity - student is given
all the letters in the word and asked to cut them apart
to complete four activities (1-3)
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| Fun Farm 1.)
FARMERS Making Words Activity - student is given all the
letters in the word and asked to cut them apart to
complete four activities (1-3)
2.) TRACTORS Making Words Activity - student is given all
the letters in the word and asked to cut them apart to
complete four activities (1-3)
3.) FARM VOCAB CARD - these are color cards with vocab
words and a picture to match - they can be used on a word
wall as a center or any other
way you choose.
(K-2)
4.) A DAY ON THE FARM MINI BOOK - student colors the
graphics and write the number word (k-1)
5.) FARM WRITING PAPER - print and use for various
projects or student writing (k-3)
6.) IN THE BARNYEARD WRITING - student writes &
illustrates about what he might see, hear, smell, or feel
in a barnyard. (k-2)
7.) Farm
Picture Graph - student answers questions about a picture
graph (k-1)
FARM PHONICS
1.) FARM ANIMAL RHYMES - student writes words that rhyme
with the given farm animal. (k-1)
FARM PHONICS POSTERS
- each of the four color posters includes an animal and a
word family.
2.)sheep
3.)hen
4.)pig
5.) duck
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VALENTINE'S DAY 1.)
Make Plurals - student activity sheet (2-3)
2.) Pattern Hearts Match - student activity (K-2)
3.) Valentine Coupon Book - student fills in and colors -
this can be given to family as a gift. (k-3)
4.) Fact and Opinion Center - teacher may make a few
centers for classroom, or have each child complete this
activity individually, or you may wish to do this as a
group. Each student needs two envelopes. Student reads
the heart and puts it in the correct envelope.(2-3)
5.)
V-day Mini Book - student fills in blanks, colors, and
illustrates this 9 page book. (1-3)
6.) A V-day Surprise - reading comprehenshion activity
(2-3)
7.) Spelling List in Hearts - student activity (k-3)
8.) Candy Hearts Math Word Problem (2-3)
9.) A Good Friend Is - student finishes sentences and
draws a picture of a good friend (K-1)
10.) Counting hearts mini book - student counts hearts,
colors hearts, and reads numbers and colors (k-1)
11.) Counting Hearts Cards - students match problems to
illustrations. You can use this in a pocket chart as a
center (k)
12.) I SPY VALENTINE"S DAY - sentence strips to
print. Each includes a sentence and a picture to match.
(K-1)
13. Heart Puzzle - student decorates, writes a note,
cuts, and gives to a friend (k-3)
14.) VDAY CARD FROM TEACHER - You're a beary special
students - print and pass out to your students (k-3)
CONVERSATION HEARTS
ACTIVITIES - you will need to purchase Conversation
Hearts to complete these fun activities.
1.) Conversation
Hearts Mini Book - student completes 9 pages of
activities using conversation heart - math, reading,
writing and art skills are used to complete this book.
(2-3)
2.) Estimate Hearts - an estimation activity (K-3)
3.) Graphing Hearts (k-1)
4.) Graphing Hearts (2-3)
5.) Group Activity - student team together to complete a
variety of tasks - they fill in their data on this sheet
(2-3)
HEART GLYPH
1.) Bulletin Board Display - teacher prints and
displays.(k-3)
2.) Heart Glyph - student completes (1-3) K Teachers must
walk the students through this activity.
3.) Heart Glyph Questions - an activity to complete when
the glyphs are finished and displayed. (k-3)
MATH COMPUTATION -
VDAY THEME
1.) adding 0-10 - student writes the answer (k-1)
2.) adding table - student solves (k-1)
3.) multiplication table - student solves (2-3)
4.) subtraction table - student solves (k-1)
5.) Vday story problems - student activity - (2-3)
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CALENDARS Blank
Monthly Calendars
Calendars for your students to color and fill in the
numbers. They then can be placed in journals, Moose
Notebooks, Folders... and used as personal calendars.
1-6.) Jan - June
Calendars
Feb.
Calendars With
Activities
Monthly calendars that include a list of activities to
help your students fill in their calendar. The calendar
also include thematic pictures for your students to
color.
7-13.) Jan - June
Monthly Activity Calendars
Jan.
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