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Each lesson plan includes:

- two lesson plan forms- color and b/w

- five pages of breakdowns for each day (script for circle time included)

- Show and Tell note for parents

- printables

each lesson plan has a BONUS

- two extra activities

affirmation cards- color and b/w

The structure of each lesson plan has:

- question of the day

- circle time (all the script)

- hands-on activities

- read aloud (book suggestions)

- Friday Show & Tell (note for parents included)

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JANUARY lesson plans:

SNOW

Monday: Have you ever seen snow?

Tuesday: What do you wear when it's snowing?

Wednesday: What fun activities can you do in the snow?

Thursday: What animals do you think live in snowy places?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite snow activity?

OPPOSITES

Monday: What is the opposite of up?

Tuesday: What is the opposite of big?

Wednesday: What is the opposite of hot?

Thursday: What is the opposite of day?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite opposite pair?

CONTINENTS (PART 1)

Monday: What is a continent?

Tuesday: What animals live in Africa?

Wednesday: What do you think it's like in Antarctica?

Thursday: What do people eat in Asia?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite place from this week, and why?

CONTINENTS (PART 2)

Monday: What countries are in Europe?

Tuesday: What do you know about North America?

Wednesday: What animals live in Australia?

Thursday: What do you think South America looks like?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite continent, and why?

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CHINESE NEW YEAR ACTIVITIES

PDF includes:

- coloring pages for each animal of the year

- "Find the shadow" activity

- "Count and Write" activity

- Story Dice

BONUS

- red envelope craft

- affirmation cards (color and b/w)

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FEBRUARY lesson plans:

AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERACY WEEK

"The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats

"Amazing Grace" by Mary Hoffman and Caroline Binch

"Little Melba And Her Big Trombone" by Katheryn Russell-Brown

"EllRay Jakes Is Not a Chicken" by Sally Warner

"Dream Big, Little One" by Vashti Harrison

FRIENDSHIP

Monday: What is friendship?

Tuesday: What makes you a good friend?

Wednesday: How can we express our feelings?

Thursday: How can we resolve conflicts?

Friday: Show and Tell: What are some ways of celebrating friendship?

DENTISTRY

Monday: What do you think a dentist does?

Tuesday: How many times do you brush your teeth each day?

Wednesday: What is your favorite food that is good for your teeth?

Thursday: Have you ever visited a dentist?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite part of taking care of your teeth?

WEATHER

Monday: What is the weather like today?

Tuesday: What do you like to do on a sunny day?

Wednesday: Have you ever seen snow? What was it like?

Thursday: What do you wear on a windy day?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite weather?

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VALENTINE'S CARD TEMPLATES + ACTIVITIES

- five cute Valentine's cards with an empty box inside to write

- two Valentine's activities

- affirmation cards (color/ black and white)

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MARCH lesson plans:

ST PATRICK lesson plan:

*What is green stand for on St. Patrick's Day?

*What is a shamrock?

*What is a leprechaun?

*What is a blarney stone?

*What makes you feel lucky?

TRANSPORTATION lesson plan:

Monday: What is transportation and what is it used for?

Tuesday: What is your favorite vehicle to travel on land?

Wednesday: Have you ever been on a boat or a ship?

Thursday: How do airplanes fly?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite mode of transportation, and why?

REPTILES lesson plan:

Monday: What is a reptile? Can you name any reptiles you know?

Tuesday: What do reptiles eat? How do they find their food?

Wednesday: How do reptiles stay warm or cool?

Thursday: How do reptiles protect themselves from predators?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite reptile and why?

MAMMALS lesson plan:

Monday: What is a mammal?

Tuesday: What are the different types of mammals?

Wednesday: What are the mammals' adaptations?

Thursday: How do mammals move?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite mammal and why?

B*O*N*U*S*

-TRACING WORKSHEETS NUMBERS 0-9

- 2 extra printable activities

- affirmation cards- color and b/w

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APRIL lesson plans:

Book Week:

Monday: Friendship: "The Rainbow Fish" by Marcus Pfister

Tuesday: Nature: "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle

Wednesday: Emotions: "The Color Monster: A Pop-Up Book of Feelings" by Anna Llenas

Thursday: Animals: "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr./Eric Carle

Friday: Imagination: "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak

Bugs and Insects:

*What is the difference between a bug and an insect?

*What are the parts of the insects?

*What do bugs and insects eat?

*What sounds do insects make?

*What do insects can, have, and are?

Five Senses:

*What do you see?

*What do you taste?

*What do you feel/touch?

*What did you hear?

*How does it smell like?

Earth Week:

*Why do we celebrate Earth Day?

*What can we do to protect planet Earth?

*What is pollution?

*What is deforestation?

*What is climate change?

**********BONUS*************

Easter activities

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MAY lesson plans:

Bee Study

Monday: What do you know about bees?

Tuesday: Why are bees important?

Wednesday: What do bees eat?

Thursday: Where do bees live?

Friday: What did you bring for Show & Tell?

Kites in the Wind

Monday: What is wind?

Tuesday: How does wind help move things?

Wednesday: What shapes can you see in kites?

Thursday: How high can a kite fly?

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring something that is related to the theme

Camping

Monday: Introduction to Camping

Tuesday: Camping Gear

Wednesday: Nature Exploration

Thursday: Campfire Fun

Friday: Show and Tell: My Camping Adventure

Family

Monday**: Who is in my family?**

Tuesday**: What are some special traditions your family has?**

Wednesday**: Where do you live? A house/ apartment/ other type of house?**

Thursday**: What is a special memory with your family?**

Friday**: Show and Tell - bring a family photo**

BONUS: two Mother's Day card templates

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JUNE lesson plans:

ICE CREAM lesson plan:

Monday: What's your favorite flavor of ice cream?

Tuesday: How is ice cream made?

Wednesday: What toppings do you like on your ice cream?

Thursday: How do you eat your ice cream? Cone or cup?

Friday: Show and Tell: Ice Cream Creations

OCEAN lesson plan:

Monday**: What is your favorite sea animal?**

Tuesday**: What do you think is at the bottom of the ocean?**

Wednesday**: How do ocean animals live?**

Thursday**: How do people explore the ocean?**

Friday**: Show and Tell - Ocean treasures**

DESERT lesson plan:

Monday - Definition of desert

Tuesday- Desert animals

Wednesday- Desert plants

Thursday- Desert landforms

Friday- Show & Tell- What would you pack for a desert adventure

BALL STUDY lesson plan:

Monday: What a ball can do? Can all balls bounce?

Tuesday: What games can you play with balls?

Wednesday: How can you use balls to make art?

Thursday: How can we use balls for counting and measuring?

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring your favorite ball

B*O*N*U*S*

-2 Father's Day template cards

- coloring activity

- "All about my Dad" form

- affirmation cards- color and b/w

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JULY lesson plans:

AT THE BEACH lesson plan:

Monday: What do you like to do at the beach?

Tuesday: What animals live at the beach?

Wednesday: What treasures can you find at the beach?

Thursday: What sounds can you hear at the beach?

Friday: Show and Tell: What did you bring to show us from the beach?

PICNIC lesson plan:

Monday: What is a Picnic

Tuesday: Picnic Food

Wednesday: Picnic Places

Thursday: Picnic Games

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring something for the outdoor picnic

FOREST lesson plan:

Monday: What is a forest?

Tuesday: What animals live in the forest?

Wednesday: What do you know about trees?

Thursday: How many different shapes of leaves can you find?

Friday: Show and Tell: What did you bring from the forest to show your friends?

IN THE GARDEN lesson plan:

Monday: What do you know about gardens?

Tuesday: What parts of a plant can you name?

Wednesday: Who lives in the garden?

Thursday: What can you create inspired by the garden?

Friday: Show and Tell: What can we harvest from the garden?

B*O*N*U*S*

- 8 Fourth of July activities

+ 2 extra activities

- affirmation cards- color and b/w

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AUGUST lesson plans:

FRIENDSHIP

Monday: What is friendship?

Tuesday: What makes you a good friend?

Wednesday: How can we express our feelings?

Thursday: How can we resolve conflicts?

Friday: Show and Tell: What are some ways of celebrating friendship?

ALL ABOUT ME

Monday: My name and my family

Tuesday: My body and my senses

Wednesday: My feelings

Thursday: My hobbies

Friday: Show and Tell: What I want to be when I grow up

COLORS

Monday: What is your favorite red food?

Tuesday: What is your favorite thing to do on a blue-sky day?

Wednesday: What makes you smile like the sun?

Thursday: What's your favorite green vegetable?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite color?

COMMUNITY HELPERS
Monday: What do you think doctors, nurses, and veterinarians do to help people and animals?

Tuesday: What do teachers do to help us learn and grow?

Wednesday: How do police officers and firefighters keep us safe?

Thursday: What do mail carriers do to help our community?

Friday: Show and Tell: Which community helper would you like to be for a day, and why?

********BONUS *********

3 activities related to the book "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"

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SEPTEMBER lesson plans:

AT THE FARM

Monday: Introduction to Farms

Tuesday: Exploring Farm Crops

Wednesday: Discovering Farmers and Their Work

Thursday: Exploring Farm Animals

Friday: Show and Tell: My Favorite Farm Animal?

APPLES

Monday: What color do you think apples come in?

Tuesday: What do you think is inside an apple?

Wednesday: Where do apples grow?

Thursday: What can we make with apples?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite thing about apples?

BIRDS

Monday: What do the birds use their wings for?

Tuesday: How do birds communicate?

Wednesday: What do birds eat?

Thursday: How do birds build their nests?

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring a pic or item related to your favorite bird

ROCKS

Monday: Introduction to Rocks

Tuesday: Rocks Places

Wednesday: Formation of Rocks

Thursday: Purpose of Rocks

Friday: Show and Tell: My Favorite Rock

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GRANDPARENTS DAY CARDS AND ACTIVITIES

4 different Grandparents' Day card templates with "I LOVE YOU" tracing and a beautiful grandparents' poem inside, flower craft, and "All about my grandparents" sheet!

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OCTOBER lesson plans:

FRUITS AND VEGGIES

Monday: What is the difference between fruits and veggies?

Tuesday: How do fruits and veggies grow?

Wednesday: Why is important to eat fruits and veggies?

Thursday: What new fruit or vegetable would you like to try?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite fruit or veggie?

MY BODY

Monday -Can you wiggle your fingers? How do you think your fingers are able to move?

Tuesday-Can you show me how your joints bend?

Wednesday- What do you think helps our muscles grow stronger?

Thursday- Can you feel your heartbeat? What makes your heart beat?

Friday- Show & Tell- What is your favorite way to move and be active?

FALL LEAVES

Monday: What colors are the leaves on the tree?

Tuesday: What sounds do you hear when you walk on dry leaves?

Wednesday: What do animals do with leaves?

Thursday: Have you ever jumped in a pile of leaves?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite color of fall leaves?

HALLOWEEN

Monday: How do we celebrate Halloween?

Tuesday: What is your favorite Halloween treat?

Wednesday: Have you ever carved a pumpkin?

Thursday: What sounds do you hear on Halloween?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite costume?

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FIRE SAFETY ACTIVITIES

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NOVEMBER lesson plans:

GERMS AND HYGIENE

Monday: What are germs?

Tuesday: Why is it important to wash our hands?

Wednesday: How do germs spread?

Thursday: How can we keep our environment clean?

Friday: Show and Tell: What healthy habits do you practice?

FOREST

Monday: What is a forest?

Tuesday: What animals live in the forest?

Wednesday: What do you know about trees?

Thursday: How many different shapes of leaves can you find?

Friday: Show and Tell: What did you bring from the forest to show your friends?

THANKSGIVING

Monday: What is Thanksgiving?

Tuesday: What are you thankful for?

Wednesday: What foods do you eat on Thanksgiving?

Thursday: Who do you celebrate Thanksgiving with?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite part of Thanksgiving?

HIBERNATION

Monday: What is hibernation?

Tuesday: What animals hibernate?

Wednesday: Why do animals hibernate?

Thursday: How do animals prepare for hibernation?

Friday: Show and Tell: What do you think it would be like to hibernate?

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WORLD KINDNESS DAY activities

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DECEMBER lesson plans:

CHRISTMAS

Monday: What do you know about Christmas?

Tuesday: What is your favorite Christmas song?

Wednesday: What special food do you eat on Christmas?

Thursday: How do you decorate your home for Christmas?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite Christmas tradition?

HANUKKAH

Monday: What is Hanukkah?

Tuesday: What is a menorah?

Wednesday: What special foods do you eat during Hanukkah?

Thursday: What games do you play during Hanukkah?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite part of Hanukkah?

WINTER HOLIDAYS AROUND THE WORLD

*What winter holiday do you celebrate with your family?

*Have you ever seen a Kinara or Diya lamp?

*Have you ever seen a dragon dance or a red envelope?

*Have you ever heard of Las Posadas?

*What is your favorite winter holiday tradition?

ARCTIC ANIMALS

Monday: What animals live in the Arctic?

Tuesday: How do Arctic animals stay warm?

Wednesday: What do arctic animals eat?

Thursday: How do Arctic animals move?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite Arctic animal?

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WINTER SOLSTICE

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FALL/AUTUMN

WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

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Back to school - 3 books

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Basic colors - 4 books

Christmas Shapes - 5 books

Christmas Simple Shapes - 9 books (9 shapes)

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Counting Colors #1-10 (red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple) - 28 books

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Descriptions - 3 books

Desert animals - 4 books

Dinosaurs - 5 books & extension activities

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Fall Counting 1-10: 4 books

Fall Shapes - 4 books

Farm - 4 books

Halloween Shapes

ocean animals - 4 books

Polar animals - 4 books

rainforest animals - 4 books

Social Skills following directions - 2 books & activities

Springtime - 4 books

Spring - Plant a Garden

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Summer - 4 books

Thanksgiving - 3 books

Valentine Books - 2 books

Wetland animals - 4 books

Who/What questions - 4 books

When - 5 books

Winter - 4 books

Winter Counting - 4 books

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All-year large bundle of kindness and friendship coloring bookmarks, which could be used as compliments cards for back-to-school crafts, for holidays, as gifts and rewards for students, for community building activities, counseling, social-emotional learning, to promote kindness and growth mindset, for fast finishers, and more. Sets include coloring designs with encouraging kindness words, puns, superheroes, mermaids, plants, cute birds, animals, and more.

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Are you looking for a fun way to keep your preschoolers busy throughout the year? These No-Prep worksheets are loaded with fun and engaging activities for your little learners. Help your little ones master the skills they need to succeed in Preschool, Pre-K, and TK. This bundle will have you covered for the entire year!

Don’t waste your time prepping extensive center activities. Use these no-prep worksheets to cut out all of the hard work and still get the benefit of mastering the skills your littles need to succeed. 

✨Skills Included

• Alphabet Tracing
• Number Recognition Skills
• Number Tracing
• CVC Words
• Comparing Sizes
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• Middle Sounds
• Sight Words
• Counting 
• Ten Frames
• Sorting by Size
• Colors
• Life Cycles
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This bundle of fun and engaging Kindergarten Domino activities includes sets for both math and literacy centers. Each kindergarten domino game is low prep - simply print, laminate and let your students play! For a detailed view of each domino activity included in this bundle, please see the preview above.

What does this kindergarten domino bundle contain?

This domino activity bundle currently contains the following 12 sets of domino games:

- CVC Words Rhyming Dominoes

- Alphabet - Uppercase and lowercase matching

- Subitizing Dominoes

- Counting Dominoes (1-20)

- Colors Dominoes - Only in Color

- 2D Shapes

- 3D Shapes

- Beginning Sounds

- Addition to 10 (4 Sets)

- Subtraction within 10 (4 Sets)

- CVC Words (100 Words - 5 Sets)

- CVCE Words (100 Words - 5 Sets)

- Bonus: Spring Counting Dominoes

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this printable come in Black and White?

Yes, all the domino centers come in black and white as well. Some of the centers are only available in black and white, you can opt to print these on colored paper to make it extra colorful.

Note: The Colors Dominoes is only available in color.

How do I prepare this resource?

To play, print and laminate the pages from your chosen set. The standard format for each set of dominos is two dominoes per page. This size is perfect if you are wanting your students to play in groups as a floor game. If you would like to make the dominoes smaller, print several pages to a page (I normally print 8 dominoes to a page), and this will be suitable for table use as a small group or partner activity.

How do my students play the domino games?

Students begin with the 'START' domino and then work their way through, matching the dominoes, until they reach the ‘END’ domino. Dominoes can be matched in either direction, vertically or horizontally.

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This bundle of community helpers activities for kindergarten and Pre-K is the perfect way to supplement your community helpers unit. Featuring over 250 pages, the kindergarten community helpers bundle includes 14 crafts, 200 vocabulary cards, 26 sorting mats, riddles and pocket chart sentences to teach young learners all about community helpers.

This kindergarten community helpers activity bundle contains:

- Community Helpers Craftivity - 14 Crafts

14 Community helper crafts for learners to color, cut and paste together to recreate the helper. Perfect for a bulletin board for community helpers, career day or 'when I grow up' activity.

- Community Helpers and Tools 3-Part Cards Bundle (20 Sets of 3-Part Cards)

200+ vocabulary cards covering 20 community helpers including baker, police officer, dentist, farmer and more. The 3-part card format lends itself to an extensive range of classroom uses and is popular within Montessori-style classrooms.

- Who am I? Community Helper Riddle Questions

Using a simple, Who Am I? format, these community helper riddles will keep students engaged and eager to learn more.

- Community Helpers Sorting Mats (26 Community Helpers)

Students will love sorting and matching the tools of the trade for each community helper.

- Community Helpers Pocket Chart Sentences (I see a, This is a, He is, She is)

Learners will practice their literacy and writing skills by making simple sight word sentences using the community helpers-themed pocket chart sentence cards.

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This super bundle of kindergarten clip cards provides a great hands-on way for students to consolidate learning on a range of topics in both math and literacy centers. Topics covered in this clip card bundle include 2D shapes, number sense, colors, beginning sounds, alphabet and number recognition and counting. The math and literacy clip cards are suited to a variety of classroom settings including enrichment opportunities, strengthening fine motor skills, during morning work, intervention groups or as an independent task for early finishers.

This Clip Cards Bundle includes 15 sets of kindergarten clip cards in total. Each set features a wheel-style design with a central image surrounded by comparative images. The kindergarten clip cards include a variety of clip art and real images which allow students to make connections to objects in their surroundings.

What is included in this Kindergarten Wheel Clip Cards Bundle?

1. Colors Clip Cards with real photos (FREE!)
2. 2D Shapes Clip Cards with real photos
3. 1 to 20 Number Sense Clip Cards with clipart
4. Alphabet Clip Cards (beginning sounds) with clipart
5. Color Clip Cards with clipart
6. Alphabet Letter Font Clip Cards
7. Number Font Clip Cards 0-20
8. Winter Objects Color Clip Cards
9. Winter Icons Color Clip Cards
10. Spring Icons Color Clip Cards
11. Spring Objects Clip Cards
12. Spring Counting Clip Cards
13. Spring 2D Shape Clip Cards
14. Spring Emotion Clip Cards

Frequently asked questions about Kindergarten Clip Cards:

What are wheel clip cards?

Wheel clip cards just have several correct answers, as compared to the normal clip card, which generally only has one correct answer. Hence, this should be used only when the learner is more familiar with the concept and can use this as further practice.

How do I prepare this resource?

The centers are best used by first printing on cardstock and then laminating. 

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“I love that these work on academic skills as well as fine motor skills. I've also easily adapted them to work with students who are unable to use clothespins. My higher students can complete these independently and I can use them during direct instruction. Once complete, they offer a quick assessment of what the student knows and what we still need to work on.”

“I love clip wheels! This set has so many options, I just love it! I use the two to a page option and found that it is a great size for little hands. Thanks for a great set!”

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This alphabet flip book is a fun and easy way to practice letter recognition, letter formation, and beginning sounds for each all in one booklet! This easy to make flip book gives students a variety of ways to practice learning about the letters. Each letter has its own flip book so students can focus on learning one letter at a time.

Pages Available

• A Cover Page for each letter
• Seek and Find: Distinguish between capital and lowercase letters.
• Find and Color: Color or dab the letter from among other letters.
• Cut and Paste: Either use the letters at the bottom of the page, or find letters in magazines or other kinds of print to paste on this page.
• Trace and Write: Trace and write the capital and lowercase letters.
• Beginning Sounds: Color the pictures that begin with the letter.
• Draw and Trace: Trace the words that start with the letter and draw a picture of the word.

The activities in this flip book progress from easy letter recognition to letter formation and then finally to the sound the letter makes. The teacher can differentiate the flipbooks to meet the needs of all students in the classroom. If a student is not ready to work on the letter sound, those pages can be left off to make an easier version of the book.

When to Use

• Literacy Center
• Interactive Notebook Pages
• Small Group Activity
• Independent Practice
• Homework
• Sub Plans

The book is a low prep item that can be used for the whole week by doing one or two pages a day. Simply print out the pages and cut the bottom blank paper from the bottom of each page, then staple the book together at the top.

Skills Covered with this Resource

• Letter recognition for both capital and lowercase letters.
• Handwriting for both capital and lowercase letters
• The sound the letter makes
• Distinguishing the beginning sound of words

More Alphabet Activities

Alphabet Dot Painting Activities

Alphabet Stamping Center

Alphabet Beading Center

Learning the alphabet and letter sounds is one of the most important skills to learn in Preschool and Kindergarten. Having a solid phonics foundation is key to helping students learn to read. This product seeks to incorporate letters in all areas of learning in the classroom. Use these activities to reinforce letter recognition and beginning sounds throughout different centers and activities. There are worksheets and center activities for art, literacy, fine motor skills, and math! There are no prep worksheets and centers as well as some low prep center activities. See the breakdown of activities below and which skills they cover!

Activities Included for Each Letter

• Alphabet Posters
• Alphabet Mazes for capital and lowercase letters with 2 levels of difficulty (Literacy and Letter Recognition)
• Center Activity Mats for playdough, geoboards, sticks and building mats (Fine Motor, Phonics and Letter Recognition
• Find and Color (Color Word Practice)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Math Concepts)
• Cut and Paste Activity (Fine Motor and Phonics)
• My Letter Book (Reading and Phonics)
• Dot the Letter (Letter Recognition and Fine Motor)
• Tracing Activities with letters, words, sentences and pictures (Handwriting, Fine Motor, Reading and Phonics)
• Graphing Worksheet (Counting and Graphing Skills)
• Patterning Center and Worksheet (Math Concepts)
• Sort the Letter Mats (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Letter Art Mats (Art and Letter Recognition)
• Alphabet Game (Taking Turns and Phonics)
• Letter Word Cards (Reading and Phonic)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Phonics and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Reading, Phonics and Spelling)
• Counting Puzzles and Matching Center (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Reading Strips (Reading and Phonics)
• Special Art Activity for Each Letter (Art, Fine Motor and Creativity)
• Tracing Shapes and Sentences
• Letter Reading Ring (Phonics and Reading)

This bundle contains alphabet worksheets and hands on activities for all letters of the alphabet!

Practice fine motor skills while creating fun dot art with these dot painting pages. The variety of themed art activities are a perfect art activity for preschoolers and early elementary students to practice hand eye coordination while making a themed craft

Dot Art Pages Available

• Apples
• Around the House
• Beach
• Bees
• Birds
• Camping
• Dental Health
• Easter
• Fall/Autumn
• Halloween
• Spring
• Polar Animals
• St. Patrick's Day
• Valentine's Day
• Winter
• Zoo

When to Use

• Art Center
• Fine Motor Center
• Craft Activity
• Early Finishers
• Quiet Time Activity

More Dot Art Activities

Alphabet Dot Painting

Shapes Dot Painting

Addition Dot Painting

This phonics and handwriting packet includes real photographs to practice learning to recognize, write and identify the sound of each letter of the alphabet. Each picture is in full color and includes easy to recognize pictures. This packet provides great activities for alphabet centers.

What is Included:

• Instruction page for printing the posters.
• Letter Posters
• Handwriting practice cards
• Beginning Sound Clip Cards
• Long and Short Vowel Sound Sort
• Starts with the letter - Does not start with the letter Sort

The letter cards that are used in the sorting activities can also be used to play memory or concentration, and can also be used in a pocket chart during a lesson or as a center display.

When to Use:

• Literacy Centers (All Activities)
• Writing Center (Tracing Cards)
• Small Group Activities (All Activities)
• Task Box Activities (Tracing Cards and Clip Cards)

Skills Assessed:

• Letter Recognition
• Letter Sounds
• Beginning Sounds
• Long and Short Vowel Sounds
• Handwriting Practice

Each activity is low prep. They need to be printed, cut and laminated for durability. By laminating the writing cards, you can create a reusable center with dry erase markers. The tracing cards and clip cards can be turned into task box activities for easy set up and clean up.

More Alphabet Activities

Alphabet Stamping Center

Alphabet Interactive Pages

Alphabet Reading Strips

Practice sight word recognition with these no prep and low prep activities. There are 10 different word work activities that include sight word reading, sight word searches, sight word spelling and word work mats for tracing or using play dough. This product includes all of the activities from the Worksheet and the Centers Bundles.

Products included:

Pre Primer Road Mats : These sight word road mats are perfect for using fine motor skills to learn sight words. Student use small cars to drive along the sight word.

Pre Primer Dab a Sight Word : These dab a sight word sheets contain 5 sight words each. The words are presented in order of frequency. Students simply us dab it markers or color the sight words the appropriate color.

Pre Primer Sight Word Puzzles: All the Pre-Primer sight words have a puzzle except a and I. Each letter of the sight words are on their separate piece and students must spell the sight word to complete the puzzles.

Pre Primer Sight Word Searches : Have students color, trace, write and find the sight word in these word search sheets.

Pre Primer Sight Word Spelling Cards : This is a literacy center activity where students use the letter tiles to spell their sight words. Attach velcro to the fronts of the cards and the back of the tiles for a file folder type game.

Pre Primer Sight Word Pages : Have students trace, color, draw, write and make their sight word with these pages.

Pre Primer Sight Word Mats : Use play dough or other manipulatives to cover the letters on each sight word mat.

Pre Primer Fluency Pages: Students have three different pages to practice fluency. One with a sentence to ready, copy and draw a picture of a reading passage that focus on a single sight word and a reading passage where students will write the specified sight word then read the passage.

Check out the preview for free sample pages!

This packet contains all 40 Pre Primer Sight Words:

a, and, away, big, blue, can, come, down, find, for, funny, go, help, here, I, in, is, it, jump, little, look, make, me, my, not, one, play, red, run, said, see, the, three, to, two, up, we, where, yellow, you

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, art, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

Hands On Alphabet Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Long Vowel and Short Vowel Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats
• Letter Reading Rings (Reading and Phonics)

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Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

This sight word worksheet packet contains seven no prep worksheets for practicing reading, writing and spelling the target sight word. The sight word is taught in context with targeted sight word reading fluency passages and unscrambling sentences pages. Other sight word activities include tracing the sight word, writing the sight word and spelling the sight word. There is also a page included for students to get creative and decorate the sight word.

This packet contains the following activities:

• Build a Sentence: Students will cut out the words and unscramble the sentence using their sight word. They will then draw a picture of what the sentence is about.
• Sight Word Practice Sheet: Students will color the sight word, trace the sight word, write the sight word and finally cut out the letters that spell the word and paste them in the correct boxes.
• Sight Word Word Search: Students will color the sight word, draw the sight word, trace the sight word and finally find the sight word in the word search.
• Sight Word Dab: Students will dab, color or cover the sight word.
• Sight Word Tracing Page: Students can trace or rainbow write their sight word.
• Sight Word Color Page: Students can color or paint their sight words.
• Sight Word Reading Page: Students will read the story and then draw a picture to represent the story.

To see a free sample, please check out the following link:

Sight Word Work: a

Other Sight Word Work Bundles:

Sight Word Work: Complete Set (All Words Available)

Sight Word Work: PrePrimer Set

Currently Available Words:

a, all, an, and, are, as, at, be, but, by, can, for, from, had, how, have, his, I, in, is, it, not, one, or, said, she, that, the, their, there, they, this, to, use, was, we, what, which, with, words, you

Words Coming Soon:

do, each, he, if, of, on, were, when, your

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter themed activity and worksheet packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. There are worksheets and activities to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, art, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

Alphabet Worksheets

• Alphabet Mazes for capital and lowercase letters with 2 levels of difficulty (Literacy and Letter Recognition)
• Find and Color (Color Word Practice)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Math Concepts)
• Cut and Paste Activity (Fine Motor and Phonics)
• My Letter Book (Reading and Phonics)
• Dot the Letter (Letter Recognition and Fine Motor)
• Tracing Activities with letters, words, sentences and pictures (Handwriting, Fine Motor, Reading and Phonics)
• Graphing Worksheet (Counting and Graphing Skills)
• Patterning Worksheet (Math Concepts)
• Sort the Letter Mats (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Letter Art Mats (Art and Letter Recognition)
• Alphabet Game (Taking Turns and Phonics)
• Letter Reading Ring (Phonics and Reading)
• Art Activity for Each Letter (Art, Fine Motor, Creativity)
• Letter Puzzles (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Handwriting)

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Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)