Jayme Lopez

A science worksheet designed to introduce students to the science tools used to investigate the world around them. The students cut and paste the vocabulary words into the correct spaces.

48 rhyming picture cards with the vocabulary words. Students can use these cards in centers with a pocket chart or can play 'memory' with them. A great way to help students understand rhyming words.

This scarecrow is great for teaching shapes, seasons, Thanksgiving, and following directions. The writing prompt may be edited. Step by step with pictures are included for completing this scarecrow. My kindergartners love their scarecrows! It was not too difficult for them to make, but we spread it out over a few days.

A quick worksheet to allow students to draw a picture of themselves following a rule at home and at school.

I copied this leaf onto fall colors construction paper and made a tree out of them. Turned out very cute. Incorporates the 5 senses and the season Fall into one activity.

An adorable Thanksgiving turkey craft to complete with younger students. I cut all of the turkey pieces out for my students and then had them glue the pieces together as a whole group. They were so excited to make these turkeys :) I found a bag of mixed fall colored feathers at Michael's Craft store and used these as the turkey's feathers. The glue sticks worked perfectly fine to keep the feathers in place.

A social studies worksheet for kindergarteners. Students draw a picture of a leader at home and a leader at school.

An editable weekly newsletter that explains what the classroom is learning for each subject, the spelling words of the week and any additional important information. Attach as the front page to a homework packet. Great for any grade level to communicate with parents.

An editable weekly newsletter great for communicating with parents and students. I attach this to the front of my weekly homework packets. Spaces for weekly spelling words, important information, homework assignments, and weekly objectives are provided.

Number word cards that include the number, number word, and number items for numbers 0-10. Students cut them up and use them as flash cards or match them all. Great to practice at home or to use in a math center.

A cute little craft to complete during Spring. Student's complete the writing prompt, "When it's raining out I like to...." There are also 2 different writing paper choices for upper grades to write more.

A cute Valentine's Day Penguin craft. Very easy for Kindergartners to put together. You can have students write anything on the heart. The penguin pieces are copied multiple time on each page for convenient printing and cutting. It will save you paper as well! :)

A fun worksheet to teach about the 5 senses. The students cut and paste the 5 senses vocabulary words in the correct spaces. My Kindergarteners enjoyed completing these!

A social studies worksheet for Kindergarten. Students are to draw a picture of a job they do at home and a job they do at school.

This is a great activity for a pocket chart center activity. My students love matching the pictures to the sentence strips. This helps students learn comprehension and introduces new vocabulary words.

A reading leveled chart for students to move their name clips as they move reading levels. I use this in my Kindergarten class and my students LOVE moving their clips! Every time a student moves their clip we stop what we are doing and give them a 'round of applause'. It gives the students more self confidence and helps them to enjoy reading even more :) The letters may be edited to fit your students reading levels. You can print them one level per page or 2 levels per page depending how big

Students color then sort and glue the pictures into the correct categories of living and non-living things.

This little chick Easter craft was perfect for my Kindergarteners! It was fun and easy for them to complete. All of the chick pieces have been copied multiple times onto each page for easy copying and cutting.

A cute Leprechaun puppet craft to complete with students of any age preschool up to 5th grade! A paper lunch bag is used as the body, so students can use the leprechaun as a puppet while reading any St. Patrick's Day story!

On the first worksheet, students count and write the number for each set of objects and then circle the set that is greater than the other set. On the second worksheet, students count and write the number for each set of objects and then circle the set that is less than the other set. They can color the pictures after they have completed the worksheets.