Embark on an arctic adventure with our Penguin Printables Activity Set! Delve into the fascinating world of penguins as your students explore a variety of skills. From discovering interesting penguin facts to expressing creativity through drawing and creative writing, this set promises a winter journey filled with learning and fun.
Get festive and crafty with our Ugly Christmas Sweaters Cut and Paste Activity! Watch your students’ creativity shine as they design their own quirky holiday sweaters. It’s a jolly way to celebrate the season!
Celebrate the fall season with our Scarecrow-themed educational resource! From connecting the dots to coloring and even word searches, these engaging worksheets cover it all – making learning an autumn adventure!
Transform your literacy lessons into a spook-tacular adventure as you infuse the Halloween spirit into reading, writing, and center activities. Whether you want a full day of Halloween fun or just a sprinkle of spooky in your regular plans, this pack has you covered with a range of engaging activities!
Nothing is more sentimental than creating an entire class quilt together! Have each student design their own piece that is meaningful to them, and the tape or tie all of the pieces together to form one giant quilt! This is a great end of the year activity to display memories, and there is also a “kindness” quilt version included!
This post contains affiliate links. The Activities: Print a copy of this free Halloween book (focusing on double consonant words) for your classroom library or Halloween center! Then, have your students write about what their teacher should wear for a costume! Getting Ready: To print the free book (and have the pages in the…
This post contains affiliate links. Contractions can be pretty tricky for first graders to nail down! To make it fun and give my students a bit of scaffolding, I created this free Contraction Conversation Hearts literacy center. Since the “matching” hearts are the same color, the focus is less on students knowing the matches, but…
This post contains affiliate links. Almost every day, my first grade students have a writing “job”. We might be starting a week-long writing project, responding to prompts, adding a new entry into our independent journals, or we could be doing some sort of writing craft! I like to mix it up, but regardless, my students…
This post contains affiliate links. Every day my students have plenty of writing opportunities! After putting their things away first thing in the morning, they know their job is to write in their “Morning Journal”. Each day of the week has a guideline: Monday — Weekend update. Tuesday — True story Tuesday. Wednesday —…