Wish Upon a Starkey

This activity had my students all aflutter! This cut and paste activity is the perfect supplement to your lesson on the life cycle of a butterfly. Students will color, cut, and paste the pictures in the correct order and glue the correct label under each stage of the life cycle.

This is one of my favorite things to do each year. Cut these activity cards apart, roll them up and place each one in a balloon. Each morning choose a child to pop a numbered balloon to see what each day's special treat will be. (It's fun to include confetti in the balloons!) These activities are little to zero prep. I usually do this activity the last ten days of the school year. This product includes 20 activities to choose from. LET THE COUNTDOWN BEGIN!

Have your students color, cut and paste these verb and nouns in the correct column! Be sure to check out my Noun cut and paste activity as well! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Noun-Cut-and-Paste-Activity-2107893

What better way to celebrate Grandparents Day than by wearing a sign on your head declaring how much you love your grandparents?! Simply have your students color the crown attachment, cut it out, and attach it with staples, tape, or glue to a sentence strip! Have fun!

This Grandparents Day card is a great way to let your students express their love for their grandparents. Each card will have a personal touch because each student will use their thumbprints to make bees buzzing around the flower on the inside of the card. If you are using an ink pad for the thumbprints that might bleed through regular printer paper, I would suggest using card stock.

After reading aloud Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson or watching the video on YouTube, have your students complete this fun sequencing cut and paste activity! Have your students follow along with the story and put the characters in order from who got on the broom first to last.

Cowabunga! This cut and paste activity is all about fun and beach vibes! Students are asked to design their own surfboard using their own drawings and the clipart that is provided. Each student is sure to find clipart that appeals to their taste and helps them tap into their creativity. These boards would look great on a beginning or end of year bulletin board with the words, "Surfing into ___ grade." They would also be fun for students to write end of year autographs on as a great see ya l

Ho Ho Ho! It's time to tell Santa all your Christmas wishes! Have your students use this publishing paper to write their letters to Santa and promptly mail them to the North Pole!

Have your students sort these nouns into people, places, and things! Have fun with this color, cut and paste activity!

Banana Split math is an awesome way to gain math fact fluency! This activity is great as a math warm-up before your math lesson of the day. Each student starts at the zeros and ones page. They have 2 minutes to complete the worksheet. If they make a 100 on the worksheet, they will receive a bowl with 0 and 1 on it. The next day, they would get to move on to the twos worksheet. If they make a 100, they get the next piece of their banana split which is a banana with a two on it. Students mu

Let your students celebrate Homecoming with these easy to customize mums and garters. Have the students decorate as desired and attach girls' mums to their shoulders and boys' garters to their arms. You can add extra flair by adding ribbons with glue! Have fun and go team!

What better way to celebrate Grandparents Day than by wearing a sign on your head declaring how much you love your grandparents?! Simply have your students color the crown attachment, cut it out, and attach it with staples, tape, or glue to a sentence strip! Have fun!

Have your students put this furry little fellow together in celebration of Groundhog Day! This Groundhog comes with a bow for its head or to wear as a bow tie. It also comes with an optional sign to hold declaring an early spring or six more weeks of winter!

Number Nick is just the guy you need! This activity is great as a daily math focus activity, exit ticket, quick check, or math station data sheet. It features the following sections: standard form expanded form tens and ones base ten blocks number word more/less box This product comes with a large Number Nick on one page and two smaller Number Nicks on another page. Be sure to print landscape.

One of the funnest ways to remember the difference between b and d is to chant, "b's have bellies, d's have diapers!". This poster is a great resource to keep around the room. Mine stays under our alphabet strip on the wall but near a guided reading table is another great place to put it. The kids will reference it year round! This poster also comes with stickers featuring the image on the poster. I put one of these stickers on each child's desk but they could also find a home in a writing

Are you ready for some reindeer games! Write about them on this fun publishing paper! Have your students watch the live feed at www.reindeercam.com as they brainstorm what they would do if they had a pet reindeer. You'll love what your kiddos come up with!

This portfolio is a great way to show off student work and achievement for open house, parent night, etc. Simply staple or tape two file folders together and place each piece where you please. The layout I prefer can be found on my product cover. There is an area for goal setting, an about me booklet stapled at the top, an area for student work samples, and an area for student pictures. This portfolio will stand up on your students' desks. Parents will treasure this keepsake for years to co

Who doesn't love the song '5 Little Pumpkins'? This is a fun cut and paste activity for your students to enjoy. The students will draw faces on each of the pumpkins and put the speech bubbles in the correct order of the song. This activity is a great opportunity to discuss speech bubbles, sequencing, and dialog with your students! I like to read Pete the Cat : Five Little Pumpkins when I do this activity. Here is a short YouTube video that goes along with that story: https://youtu.be/

Time to skip count like a pro! Have your little scholars use these practice sheets to reinforce skip counting by twos, fives, and tens!

This silly guy is ready to play! Have your students color and cut him out. Simply accordion fold strips of paper for his arms and legs!