Amy's Learning Corner

These are editable daily slides I use in my classroom. Some samples are provided. I use these for my daily stations and breaks. It also includes embedded YouTube videos with SEL videos, skip counting, blends, alphafriends, etc. Feel free to use those slides or delete them. Each slide used for stations includes boxes where you can add your students and the station they will be assigned to. It includes a timer as well. You can add slides and edit these slides. Once you open the PDF, click the comp

🌸 The Warm, Sunny Day – A Spring Reading Comprehension Activity for KindergartenBring the joy of spring into your classroom with this sweet, simple reading activity perfect for kindergarteners! Students read a short, leveled story about a sunny spring day, then answer five comprehension questions — and color a cute picture too! What's included:3 leveled reading passages5 comprehension questions with varied response formats (circle the answer, write/tell, and draw a face)A coloring activity to

Make handwriting practice fun with this engaging Trace, Write & Color Alphabet Workbook! Perfect for preschool, Pre-K, kindergarten, special education, and homeschool learners, this resource helps students build early literacy and fine motor skills through tracing, writing, and coloring activities. Students will practice: • Uppercase and lowercase letters • Letter formation • Pencil control • Handwriting skills • Letter recognition What’s Included: ✓ Traceable uppercase and lowercase letters ✓ W

Fun and creative way to get your students writing! Students can pick an egg to decorate. This bundle includes plain eggs and eggs with designs already on them,just waiting to be colored. It also includes a writing activity in which students can write about their egg, describing it and practicing using adjectives. Black-and-white and colored copies are included.

These small expectation charts are great for students' desks. They are editable. They are small and come in a few sizes. There is also a "choice" slide where I list the students' choices on the back of their cards or attach them next to the chart on their desks. If students follow the expectations, they earn a break from their choice list.

Do you have younger students who have difficulty following directions? This is a colorful illustrated social story on following directions for students ages 3–6. This social story features bolder colors, rounder shapes, larger illustrations, and less text per page to better suit very young children. In my store, I have a social story geared toward first and second-grade students.

This is a social story for students ages 5-8 that focuses on following directions. Students can read this social story each day to help with following directions. I have another social story for ages 3 to 6 that uses bolder colors, rounder shapes, larger illustrations, and less text per page to better suit very young children. Check out other social stories! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Following-Directions-Social-Story-15640381

This resource includes 11 sentence scramble worksheets. There are colored and black-and-white versions. Students learn how to write a sentence by putting it in the correct order. After putting it in the right order, they copy the sentence and can draw a picture.

Enjoy a spring color by number worksheets. This is a fun worksheet for students to work on coloring, identifying colors, and numbers.

This includes 10 cutting worksheets, including color as well as black and white.

Fun and creative way for students to learn more about spring. Students can color the picture and trace the word at the top. This resource includes 10 black and white pictures.

This is such a fun way to create a Leprechaun trap! My students complete this every year. Students have to draw a trap and write a few sentences about it. The next day, students can create their traps at school!

This is a communication log/daily behavior plan that you can edit. You can change the student's schedule and the student's name. I use these logs to track my students' daily behavior, and it also goes home daily for parents to sign.

This is a cute springtime writing. Students can write about what they do in the springtime and draw a picture. This resource includes a word bank. This can be used as a fun writing activity or a writing assessment.

This is an editable behavior chart point system. You can change the number of points students have to earn. Students earn points based on their behavior throughout the day. This chart is broken into AM points and PM points so students can earn up to two rewards each day.

This is a great resource for tracing all the letters of the alphabet! Students can trace the letter, practice writing the letter, and then color a picture. This preview is Letters A to E. The entire alphabet is available to purchase on my store page.

Fun way for students to practice cutting! Students cut the monsters' hair. There are 3 monsters with different hair styles to cute.

This resource includes a variety of break cards and break options for students. Students can put these in their desks to hold up when they need a break.

This is an addition to 20 worksheet. It includes 10 problems and has a number line on the worksheet. Great to send home for homework or to do in class as a worksheet or assessment.

This is a fun way for students to learn how to write a sentence. Students use the words in the word bank to unscramble the sentence. In my store, I have 10 sentence scrambles for purchase.