Fun in ECSE

Students will match the pictures that rhyme.

Transportation Song Students will learn how to rhyme and identify transportation items with this fun transportation song! Option 1: print on cardstock and laminate together for students to recite poem. Option 2: Put transportation pieces on cardstock and laminate. You can put words to song on large piece of poster board so it can be hung up. Attach beside each transportation word. Attach to the back of each transportation piece. As you sing the song have students bring up and attach to the pos

Activities are easy to prep and are great for morning work boxes, table time, early finishers, centers or small groups. Feeding the bird, counting sun rays, putting sprinkles on a donut, apple tree pom pom sort, flower bead counting, trace color and cut shape sheets. All activities are great for prek, preschool and kindergarten to improve fine motor skills.

Find all of the freebies that you see on my instagram page in one spot! So far included: Breakfast House Dramatic Play dog leash counting dino print track counting counting bugs on a leaf Beach Dramatic Play Dino feeding Spring Mini Eraser Counting Activities Nest Counting Mats shape posters monster pom pom feed monkey tail counting monkey feed whale measurement there was a student who ate...writing like vs. not like caterpillar food summer fine motor-one to one correspondence and counting 1-12

Shapes included: circle, triangle, octagon, hexagon, rectangle, heart, triangle, oval, square, diamond, rhombus, trapezoid, and pentagon. Bright colorful chevron background with shape name.

Monster Number Matching Cards 1-10 are great for students that need extra practice on counting out and number identification. Also, great as a take home practice activity for kids to do with their parents!

Directions: Print on cardstock and laminate. Fold pages in half and bind to p. 8. place in squares and holding sheet and on back of pictures. Students will match what is needed to the use.

You can put the main page up on the ELMO or put the words up in the pocket chart for this Hello poem to get kiddos moving.

Students will read the rhyme, figure out the color that rhymes, and color the picture that rhyming color.