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I’ve served as a Children’s Director for the past five years, following my work in the public school system as a Resource Assistant. The resources I create are designed to complement lessons or scripture readings, helping children stay engaged as they learn. I’ve found that incorporating directed coloring activities during teaching not only holds their attention but also reinforces the message in a creative, memorable way.
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Fall Counting Worksheet
Children will love the fall theme of counting the items. They will circle the number that corresponds with the correct number of items. Acorns, pumpkins, and leaves give these sheets a fall feel. These are great for morning work or centers.
PreK - K
Coloring Pages, Numbers, Other (Math)
Count, Color, Graph Pumpkin
Students practice counting and graphing in this fun pumpkin graph activity. Students will count each item and graph it. They can color the items as well. Finally, they will write the total for each item. A great fall activity to work on graphing.
K - 2nd
Coloring Pages, Graphing, Other (Math)
Reusable Exit Tickets (Muted Color)
Reusable exit tickets. Print and laminate these exit tickets. Place on your student's desk. After teaching a lesson ask students to mark the exit ticket with a dry erase marker. Teachers can walk around and gauge where student's are in grasping the standard.
K - 5th
Other (Arts), Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Reusable exit tickets - Bright
Reusable exit tickets. Print and laminate these exit tickets. Place on your student's desk. After teaching a lesson ask students to mark the exit ticket with a dry erase marker. Teachers can walk around and gauge where student's are in grasping the standard.
K - 5th
Graphic Arts, Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Roll a Jack O' Lantern
This Roll a Jack-O-Lantern is a great game resource to practice taking turns, following directions, and number recognition. Students roll a die and follow the directions for that number. If they have already placed an item they lose a turn. When a student rolls a 6 they can choose either: mouth, nose or one eye to color yellow. If you want a faster game option use the number 5 to add a stem and 6 as lose a turn. Use the colored version and the 2nd game board in this version of the game.
PreK - 1st
Coloring Pages, Numbers, Social Emotional Learning
Shapes, Lines, and Points - Listen and Color
Students show their knowledge of lines, points, and shapes on this fun Listen and Color. Added bonus of listening and following directions.
PreK - 3rd
Coloring Pages, Geometry, Speaking & Listening
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Experience
I’ve served as a Children’s Director for the past five years, following my work in the public school system as a Resource Assistant. The resources I create are designed to complement lessons or scripture readings, helping children stay engaged as they learn. I’ve found that incorporating directed coloring activities during teaching not only holds their attention but also reinforces the message in a creative, memorable way.
My own education history
Masters in Special Education and Elementary Education
Children's Director for 5 years
Additional biographical information
My ministry is unique in that we bring children of all ages together in one classroom. This setting fosters a beautiful model of covenantal discipleship—where younger children learn by example, and older students grow in leadership as they guide their peers.
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