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My Home Phone Number Worksheet Set | Emergency 911 Practice | Prek & K

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Help little learners build confidence and independence with this engaging My Home Phone Number printable set! This preschool and kindergarten life skills resource teaches children how to: ✅ Memorize and write their home phone number ✅ Understand when to call 9-1-1 ✅ Practice number formation and handwriting ✅ Build early safety awareness skills Perfect for: Preschool (Pre-K)KindergartenHomeschoolDaycare centersBack-to-School safety unitsCommunity helpers lessons⭐ What’s Included:✔ Girl-themed co

PreK - 3rd

For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific

I Know My Address Preschool Activity | Montessori Life Skills

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LilaRoseReviews

Help your preschool and kindergarten students confidently learn and practice their home address with this engaging, Montessori-inspired printable set! This “I Know My Address” activity is perfect for: • Life skills units • Emergency preparedness lessons • Back-to-school activities • Interactive notebooks • Montessori practical life centers Students practice writing: ✔ House Number ✔ Street Name ✔ City ✔ State ✔ Zip Code This resource includes: ⭐ Girl-themed address writing page ⭐ Boy-themed addr

PreK - K

For All Subjects, Other (ELA), Writing

ABC Adventures – A-Z Activities for Every Letter (Use on iPads or Print!)

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SMART TEACHERS 99

Dive into a world of alphabet exploration with ABC Adventures! This comprehensive resource offers 9–10 engaging activities for each letter, making it ideal for independent practice, homework, or seatwork. Designed for young learners, each letter is accompanied by a variety of exercises that enhance letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and fine motor skills. Whether you're reinforcing classroom lessons or providing additional practice at home, this resource is a valuable tool for fostering ear

PreK - 2nd

Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts

6 Syllable Types Anchor Chart- EL Skills Block 2024 edition

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Ms. Jill's Joys

This anchor chart is meant to be used in conjunction with the Syllable Sleuth Anchor Chart. The 6 Syllable Types Anchor Chart in the Toolkit is very "wordy," so I created this version for my students as a tool to help them to remember the 6 syllable types. The "Clover" acronym is not original to me, as I have seen it used in multiple programs. I hope that you can find this resource useful for your students.

K - 3rd

Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading