Madeline Brenner

Use this ready to print writing page & prompt when learning about insects and spiders! A great way to combine counting and writing!

Use these visuals to go along with the story "A Crown For Corina"

Print one copy to label toy bins or print two copies to make corresponding labels for the shelves and bins!

Use this fun printable worksheet to introduce students to measurement concepts. Use in centers or as a whole group activity. Have students use unifix cubes to measure different body parts. This fun, hands-on activities will get students engaged and laughing while using counting cardinality and measuring techniques.

Use these story visuals for Chloe Gets Ready For School to have children compare their lunch to Chloe's Lunch!

Visual aids to support learning about construction vehicles

Spring and Insect tracing for vocabulary

Print, Laminate, and cut these pictures, add in some photos of items that do not start with the letter Ff and allow students to sort the pictures!

Print and laminate this sheet to allow students to practice writing with expo markers on these traceable words!

print out this activity, laminate it, and allow students to practice writing skills using expo markers on this traceable mat. Students can practice letter formation and review vocabulary about Thanksgiving.

Use this activity as a writing center for students to practice writing letters A-C and identifying pictures of things that start with these letters! Fun and easy activity with no prep!

Laminate this sheet and have children use toy cars to count up the number line. Turn in into an addition game by having students roll die!

Use this as a center activity or in your writing center to encourage students to use vocabulary pertaining to emotions and help build their writing skills!

Have students classify what objects they can touch by coloring in the item.

Use this printable activity to get your students practicing graphing. Use for grades PreK-2. Have students blindly pick a random colored bear from a container and color in the graph as they go. Great for a student lead center activity!