Heather Asselin

This song was written to be a finger play, but you could also print out the turkeys to use as a prop. I like to incorporate number songs into our morning circle-enjoy. “Five Big Turkeys” by Heather Asselin Five big turkeys too fat to fly, Sat in the barn and started to cry. One plump turkey had an idea, “Gobble! Gobble! Gobble!” He rolled out of there. (Repeat until no turkeys are left) In walked the farmer, “My oh my.” He sat in the barn and started to cry. “All my turkeys have rolled a

Here is a preschool placemat template. 1. Edit the name. 2. Add student picture to 2 inch square. 3. Print and laminate.

Here is a ten question family survey to use for the beginning of the school year. It has been updated to reflect culture and new technology. The survey can be edited to meet your needs. Enjoy the school year.

Materials needed- 1 die erasable marker counters Prep- Sheet should be laminated or placed in pocket protector Instructions 1. Roll dice, write number in hexagon, and place that number of counters in tray. 2. Repeat until all trays are filled, or stick with one or two trays to make it easier. 3. Slide counters down to fill ten frame, and add spare counters to rectangle. 4. Add numbers and write in yellow star.

Attached is a family questionnaire. It was created with a first grade Waldorf students in mind; however, can be edited to fit the needs of any teacher.

This is a team activity created for a block about Ancient India. I ties in math, language, and art skills.

This can be used as a spelling contract or menu. Have students select spelling practice from menu, then turn in work. You can have this posted in the classroom, give each child a copy, or email to parents.