Jennifer Lockner

Great, FREE poem and activities to integrate math and literacy in pre-k or kindergarten! The poem is included in standard 8.5X11 or poster size. Just tape four pages together to create a poster size poem. Extension activities include retelling/number order pieces (0-5), rhyming puzzles with numbers/objects from the poem as well as blank rhyming puzzle pieces so students can create/draw their own rhymes. Enjoy! and please rate. :)

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

This shape sorting center activity is a great way to help your students begin to recognize the shape of objects they see every day. It includes five shape categories: circle, square, triangle, rectangle and oval. It also contains drawings of each shape and twenty photographs of objects which students can sort into the different shape categores. After students have successfully sorted all of the photographs they can complete a written response which extends and deepens their understanding of