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This is a book of famous structures from around the world that I made for the construction area in my JK/SK class. It comes complete with a Construction Plan sheet and a book cover and sheet templates to create your own class book of building projects.

Use these three animal themes to help your students visualize numbers 1-10 using any counters you like (pompoms, cubes, dots, etc.) Each theme has ten pages each with a different animal to count. Enjoy!

This is a simple but effective way to discuss and sort the shapes of everyday objects. Students learn about 3D shapes as they sort everyday objects into four categories... - cube - cylinder - sphere - cone This can be used during input or left open as an independent activity.

Enhance your classroom decor with this vibrant and engaging Alphabet Classroom Display! Perfect for early childhood educators and elementary teachers, this visually stimulating resource features a delightful array of fruits and vegetables, each corresponding to a letter of the alphabet. From the crisp crunch of apples to the zesty zest of zucchinis, every letter is represented with a charming pattern of its respective fruit or vegetable. This eye-catching display not only serves as a colorful vi

In this engaging math activity, students will practice counting and representing numbers using a ten frame while exploring the vibrant world of ocean animals. Numbers 1-10 with a different animal on each page.

In this engaging math activity, students will practice counting and representing numbers using a ten frame while exploring the vibrant world of farm animals. Numbers 1-10 with a different animal on each page.

In this engaging math activity, students will practice counting and representing numbers using a ten frame while exploring the vibrant world of zoo animals. Numbers 1-10 with a different animal on each page.

A fun activity to review number recognition and ordering numbers 1-10. Cut out and laminate or, for a no-prep activity, have students cut and paste onto construction paper.

This is a slide show that makes counting fun including animations and links to halloween songs. My class had such a fun time counting all of the halloween pictures and were very excited to count out the matching cut outs afterwards.

This is a simple but effective way to discuss and sort the shapes of everyday objects. Students learn about 3D shapes as they sort everyday objects into four categories... - cube - cylinder - sphere - cone This can be used during input or left open as an independent activity.

This is a great way to get to know your students at the beginning of the school year with a section that I find very helpful asking the children what they would like their teacher to be like.

This is a simple but effective way to discuss and sort the shapes of everyday objects. Students learn about 3D shapes as they sort everyday objects into four categories... - cube - cylinder - sphere - cone

This is a lovely visual timetable to help students understand what is going to happen over the course of each school day. The timetable can be used during circle time to explain what is planned each day. Eventually, children learn to look at the pictures to see what has happened and what is coming up in their day.

Use coins to measure each St. Patrick's Day themed item. Great as a math center or small groups.

This is a fun activity for the beginning of the year to help get to know your students. Children draw a self portrait of themselves, describe themselves in three words and fill in a details about their favourite colour as well as what they like to do. A separate word list with illustrations helps students to find the words they need to use to fill out their sheets. Enjoy!