1st Grade Spring Lesson

Spring Sequence Printable Yoga Cards + Lesson Plans

By Lara Hocheiser

As the winter days wind down and the spring weather approaches, many come out of hibernation. The spring season is often a time for children to play outside, participate in outdoor sports, and just enjoy the feeling of being outside in the fresh air. However, during this warm and bright season, it can also be a time of anxiety for children. Children in the upper elementary and middle school grades typically take standardized testing, which is mandated by the state. The months of April and May can actually be quite daunting for some students, which is why this spring yoga sequence is such a great addition to children’s routine. In teaching students yoga poses and breathing techniques, not only can they learn something new but they can also learn techniques that can help ease their stress and anxiety, especially when it may come to test taking.

In our Educator’s edition, we provide 3 easy-to-follow curriculums for teachers, parents, and anyone else that works with children. Each curriculum is for a specific age group: young kids, kids and tweens.

The Spring Sequence + Curriculum is a 27 page PDF download which you can view on your phone, tablet, computer or print out onto paper. We recommend cutting out each card and taping/gluing on a 4x6 index card or card stock. For added durability, laminate each card.

Includes:

Printable yoga deck to learn 5 yoga poses
Full-page spring sequence yoga poster
Three lesson plans to educate yogis (split into 3 age-groups)
Three spring crafts with printables to get creativity flowing
Printable journal to reflect on your practice

Perfect for practicing anywhere! Use this deck at home, school, park, or when traveling!

Made for educators, parents, and anyone doing yoga with children!
Includes three specially designed yoga lesson plans that can be taught to kids ages 2-7, 7-11, and 11+.

$11.00

Father's Day Flip Book

By Jennifer Connett

This Father's Day activity will make a perfect Father's Day memory book for a child to make about their father! Students will have the opportunity to write and/or draw different things about their dads. There are two formats to the book, one set having primary lines for students to write on and another set the no lines at all. These flip books has the following sections for the students to fill out. 1. My Dad Likes: Students will write about or draw things their father likes. 2. My Dad Does Not Like: Students will write about or draw things their father does not like. 3. What My Dad Does: Students will write about or draw their father's occupation, or what they think the occupation is. 4. I love when my dad: Students will write about or draw something they love their dad doing for or with them. 5. My Dad: Students will draw a picture of their dad.

$2.00

Life Cycle of a Ladybug Comprehension Passage and Questions

By Sign with me TOD

Students will read or follow along as the passage/facts about ladybugs is read. Students will then answer comprehension questions as they read or after they have finished reading. Students will also learn about life cycle and parts of a ladybug. Students will then see a diagram of a ladybug at the end of the product and will then label the diagram using a key.

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Life Cycle of a Butterfly Facts and Questions

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Mother's Day Flip Book

By Jennifer Connett

This Mother's Day activity will make a perfect Mother's Day memory book for a child to make about their mother! Students will have the opportunity to write and/or draw different things about their moms. There are two formats to the book, one set having primary lines for students to write on and another set the no lines at all.

These flip books has the following sections for the students to fill out:

1. My Mom Likes: Students will write about or draw things their mother likes.

2. My Mom Does Not Like: Students will write about or draw things their mother does not like.

3. What My Mom Does: Students will write about or draw their mother's occupation, or what they think the occupation is.

4. I love when my mom: Students will write about or draw something they love their mom doing for or with them.

5. My Mom: Students will draw a picture of their mom.

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Spring Writing Graphic Organizer, Example, and Template

By Sign with me TOD

Writing a story about a pet Peep is a project for your students to show their creativity. This product includes information to share with your students about what a story is, what is shared in a story, who the audience can be, what is the author's purpose for writing a story, and how the story can be published. This product includes two story ideas, an example of one pet Peep story is outlined on a brainstorming template, and a final draft of the pet Peep story is included in this product. Templates are included after the example along with a rough draft/final draft template and reminder checklist so students remember to go back and check their work once it is completed.

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