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Animal Alphabet W is for Walrus Craft

Letters are fun for our kids to learn, especially because they are EVERYWHERE!!! The Alphabet is the building block of literacy for our little learners. As our students are able to relate letters they see in print to language this will be a skill they will carry with them throughout life. And when our emerging […]

Food Chain Puzzles

Students love animals! We explore everything about the amazing creatures all around us. So we find ways to bring various animal activities right into the classroom by talking about our pets and researching animals out in the wild. We learn about our ocean friends with these I See Ocean Animals Interactive Reader and Ocean Sensory […]

Valentine’s Day Numbers Puzzles

Numbers are fun and exciting! We love searching for numbers in different things all around us…especially when we find them in one of our favorite holidays. When we have themes students enjoy, it helps them retain and understand what we are teaching them. So we find interesting ways to connect what they’re learning to things that […]

Snowball Addition Mats

Winter is an exciting time of year! We talk about all the fun holidays, yummy desserts, and of course the snow! Whether you live where it snows or not we can’t help but find entertaining activities that have something to do with SNOW!! Students love learning to add up numbers… especially when we can make […]

Groundhog Day CVC Puzzles

Groundhogs are a fun and interesting critter! During the winter they are the hot topic when we’re wondering when spring will finally arrive! During these chilly months, we find lots of ways to incorporate the winter season with exciting learning activities. So if we’re able to make a connection between winter and language, our students will enjoy learning […]

Snowball Addition Puzzles

Our little learners have a lot of fun adding up numbers! Students get excited when we bring in objects they are able to count and add up. We find so many things around us that we can turn into addition problems. We add things around the classroom, the playground, and even add each other up […]

Winter First to 20 Activity

Numbers can be really exciting for our littlest learners…especially when they involve interesting activities and games! I’m always looking for ways to connect what our students are learning to things that matter to them, like with games they play, counting coins, counting blocks, and even counting all of our friends in the classroom. With hands-on counting, […]

Snowman Rhyming Puzzles

Snowmen are EVERYWHERE this time of year! We are enthralled by all of their magical wonders. Instead of just talking about snowmen, we incorporate them into our classroom in various ways. One of my treasured activities is when we read our stacks of Snowman Books while we eat our decorated snowman cookies! So when we’re able […]

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