Parallel Lines Project

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Open House Board Display

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Open House Slide! I often project a slide on the board during open house to help navigate parents about steps/items they should complete while they are there! See page 2 for some examples of items I put on the slide for families!

PreK - K

Numbers Tracing Practice 0-50 | Handwriting Worksheets - Printable- Class Visual

Created by

The Shiny Store

Description: Help your students build number recognition, fine motor skills, and handwriting confidence with this fun and engaging Numbers Tracing Practice set (0-50)! Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, or early primary grades, these worksheets make learning numbers enjoyable and effective. What’s Included: 51 slides (0–50) with large, easy-to-trace numbers Three additional practice lines per number for independent writing Clean, colorful, and kid-friendly design Bonus title slide and enco

PreK - 2nd

Numbers

Fun with shapes and playdoh

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Mama Cupcakes Activites

This is a fun activity to do with small children. With the playdoh, they have to make the shape and place it inside the shape. This promotes and increases fine motor skills and manipulation. If you feel the playdoh is too easy or simply want to change the activity, allow the child to make a shape within the lines of the shape, without any deviation. This activity also promotes visual motor integration, which in the long run helps with their handwriting skills. Materials: Crayons and Playdoh

PreK - 1st

Handwriting

Improving Self Image Bundle Pack

Created by

Kimberly Williams

This lesson is created with evidence-based and CDC standards in mind. I have taught EB and CDC standards for seven years. This lesson is created to address as young as kindergarten. The ideal age range is 3rd-6th grade. With this bundle, you will get the 14-page PowerPoint presentation and two activities. One activity is a flipbook project that goes directly with the PowerPoint presentation. The other is an activity that allows young students to get started thinking about small goals they

K - 6th

Health