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Hey there, ghouls and goblins! It’s that fabulously frightful time of year! Little ones are buzzing with excitement to don their costumes and uncover the magic of Halloween. Let’s sprinkle in some vocabulary tricks, categorization chills, grouping thrills, and pattern fun, not to mention fine motor skills, writing, and counting. Get ready for a SPOOK-tacular adventure! BONUS! Engage in classroom dramatic play by encouraging costumes and dress up. Gross and fine motor, socialization, turn-taking,

Informal play-based assessment covering: social emotionalconceptsschool environmentliteracypragmaticsmotorThis assessment is for pre-k/early kindergarten, give a whole child look through play. Use during free play/unstructured time.

Hello everyone! Can you believe it’s already time for FALL? Pumpkins offer so many exciting opportunities for little learners! This packet is filled with exciting activities designed to enhance pumpkin-themed learning for independent exploration. Young learners can use their fingers to develop fine motor skills, practice perseverance and problem-solving, and most importantly, have FUN! Pumpkins are everywhere in our community – at grocery stores, in fields, in books, and on television. What bett

Colorful confetti for back to school! Add a glow stick and you're ready for back to school welcome gifts! -Thanks for Popping by Today -I'm Glowing with Excitement

Perfect for celebrating fall football! Write vocab, short sentences, or a letter to your favorite football player or coach. Practice cutting the football and/or the laces. football writing bookletfootball outlinetemplate and blankhandwriting paper

Invite your littles to order at a restaurant. The food in the pictures are learning resources little sprouts. The menu has plated foods for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The menu has the vocabulary label and the amount it costs if your little is interested in money.

Pre-writing skills are the secret sauce for kids to master writing! When they can hold and move that pencil, legible writing is just a hop, skip, and a jump away. But if those skills are dragging their feet, it can turn into a recipe for frustration, making kiddos feel like they're stuck in a slow-motion race while everyone else zooms ahead. Yikes! Let’s strengthen those little fingers through play. Use dirt, playdough, sand, bead making, shaving cream, cookie dough, or anything else that you ca

This alphabet line has polka dot borders of lime green, hot pink, and teal. It has both upper and lowercase letters in easy to read print with writing lines. Each letter has a picture that starts with the same letter.

Fall brings beautiful colors and new vocabulary. Help your child or student increase their language development by pairing vibrant pictures with everyday fall vocabulary. 10 unique cards and picture cards included in the download.

Santa displays a letter and you can cover all of the letters that match Santa's chalkboard (letters A-Z, uppercase and lowercase)

Letters A-Z, strawberry clipart, and job chart labels (and blanks)

Homemade Valentine Says: I'm Wild About You Zebra print

Trace the alphabet with play-doh, a dry erase marker, or wiki stix! Print and laminate for reusable letter tracing.

This is a sheet that I use for sign-in at the beginning of class. I print off 2 and then cut up the 2nd one. I use velcro to mix the letters up at the bottom. Students have to rearrange the letters. I also laminate so students can write their name if able.