Jane Weaver

🎳 Bowling Alley Dramatic Play Center – Printable Role Play Pack 🎳 Bring fun, learning, and real-world connections into your classroom with this Bowling Alley Dramatic Play Center! Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary students, this engaging pretend play set encourages social skills, math practice, vocabulary development, and imaginative play. Students will love taking on roles like bowlers and workers while exploring how a bowling alley works! ✨ What’s Included: • Bowling

🍂❄️🌸☀️ Seasons Change Slideshow – Editable Canva Presentation Help students understand the changes that happen throughout the year with this engaging Seasons Change Slideshow! Designed for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary students, this simple and visual presentation introduces each season with real-life pictures, short descriptions, and examples of appropriate clothing and weather. This slideshow is fully editable in Canva, making it easy to customize to fit your classroom needs.

🎄 Grade Picture Ornament Template – Editable Keepsake for Students & Families 🎄 Create a meaningful and memorable keepsake for students and families with this Editable Grade Picture Ornament Template! This simple and fun craft is perfect for classroom celebrations, holidays, end-of-year gifts, or school events. Designed to be easily customized in Canva, teachers can add student photos, change the grade level, and update the year to create a personalized ornament each child will treasure. ✨ Wha

Pete the Cat Subtraction Station – Hands-On Math Activity (Buttons Theme!) ➖🎸 Make subtraction fun and interactive with this Pete the Cat Subtraction Station! Designed to pair perfectly with the book Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons, this engaging hands-on activity helps young learners visualize subtraction by taking away buttons from Pete’s shirt. Students will love removing buttons as they solve subtraction problems — turning an abstract math concept into a concrete learning experien

Piggy Bank Counting Mixed Coins Task Cards Can be done in small group or whole group Laminate and cut out task cards Laminate piggy bank mat Give each student one mat and mixed coin piles. Pull a card and have students put that amount of coins on their mat.

Number Posters 1-10 Digit Written word Tally Ten Frame fingers

14 cards to place around a mirror Affirmations station to put around a mirror in your classroom. Laminate each card and glue them to the outside of a full length mirror.

Preschool Small Group Lesson Counting and number recognition Make smoothies with fun math-based smoothie orders. Count out the ingredients and follow the smoothie order that comes with a list of numbered of ingredients or pictures of ingredients for younger kids for each smoothie. This cute smoothie making activity provides a fun way for your littles to practice counting. This 10 pages PDF file includes 12 pre-made recipe cards that your littles can pick and count the relative ingredients, 2 ac

Skip count around the room Each student gets one recording sheet Print and cut out each card. (laminate them to use again) Take each card around the room for students to find and record. They don't have to go in order

Identify the food If it is a healthy food choice or an unhealthy one, a go or whoa food Then they can clip it to the corresponding side. Explain to the students that go foods are foods we can eat all the time and whoa foods aren't bad foods, but they're foods we shouldn't eat all the time. Cut and laminate the circle Cut, laminate and glue foods to clothes pins Students use their c=fine motor skills, food recognition, and though process to determine if the food is a go or a whoa food.

Calm down corner poster Breathing visual Choice cards

Greenery themed alphabet posters

Genre labels for book bins Word and picture cards 28 labels

6 digraph picture, letters and word posters th- thumb wh - whale ph - phone ch - chair sh - sheep sk - sock

A healthy body and food theme First letter sound - identification and recognition have students use letter cards, magnet letters or dry erase markers to put first letter in

A transition from circle time to seats. A fun way for kids to practice their colors and counting without realizing