Julia Stephenson

I created this collection of activities to use during our Sun/Moon unit. This is a great pack geared toward Pre-K and K, but can certainly be adapted for grades 1-2. Please take a look at the preview and visit my blog for a better idea of what's included! Table of Contents: Moon Video Suggestions, pg. 4 Moon Book Recommendations, pg. 5-6 Day/Night Activity, pg. 8-11 Moon Poem and Sequencing Activity, pg. 12-14 Sun Book Recommendations, pg. 15 Sun Poem and Sequencing Activity, pg. 16-19 W

This is a collection of activities to supplement any unit on the five senses. It is geared toward Pre-K and K. I hope you enjoy! Here is what is included: -Title and Thank You, pg. 1-2 -Book recommendations, pg. 3 -Original story book, pg. 4-11 -Pocket Chart activity, pg. 13-20 -True/False sorting, pg. 21-23 -Roll and Graph a Sense, pg. 24-25 -My Five Senses book for kids to complete, pg. 26-31 -Bubble maps for each sense- pg. 32-36 -To Touch or Not? pg. 37-39 -Identifying Sounds activity, pg.

This is a pack full of activities to use during your insect unit. Activities include: -Bubble maps for ladybugs, dragonflies, bees, beetles and butterflies -Label a butterfly -True/False activity -Insect/Not an insect sorting -Catch That Wasp! math game -Buggy Draw! graphing activity -Buggy Measurements -Roll and Graph activity -Spot the Ladybug math game -Roll and Cover the Jar math game -Roll and Color -Missing Number cards -Buzz! Number/number word game -Matching insect words to pictures -Spi

This is a great packet to use during your Farm Unit. This packet includes the following: ~ Favorite farm animal graphing and analyzing sheet ~ What Do You Hear on the Farm? book ~ "Back to the Barn" sight word game ~ "Round 'Em Up!" number recognition/odd & even practice ~ Pattern sheet ~ Bubble Map, Did You Know? fact sheet, Writing template for chickens, sheep, pigs, horses, and cows ~ Sorting farm and zoo animals ~ Farm vocabulary words for word wall

**PLEASE NOTE: This is aligned to the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills). This was created per a customer's request. However, the majority of the standards in this are also the same standards that are included in my other morning work sets. Please see below for the standards that are included this in series. Do you ever need a few extra minutes in the morning to get the lunch count and attendance ready? If so, this is a great resource for you. It will allow your kids to review language

These are activities geared toward Pre-K/K to use during your Cowboy unit. Activities include: -Letter/Sound/Number Recognition game pg. 3-9 -Cowboy Word Matching/Memory Game- pg. 10-12 -Beginning/Ending Sound Clip with recording sheet- pg. 13-18 -Syllable Sort (1, 2, 3, and 4 syllables)- pg. 19-21 -Roll, Add, and Cover Math activity- pg. 22-23 -Roll and Record Graphing Activity- pg. 24-25 -Matching numbers to number words with recording sheet- pg. 26-36 -Credits, Thank You's- pgs. 2, 37 Visit

Do you ever need a few extra minutes in the morning to get the lunch count and attendance ready? If so, this is a great resource for you. It will allow your kids to review language and math skills while also buying you a few extra minutes. This is the first set in a series. It includes 4 weeks worth (5 days per week, 20 sheets total) of daily morning work sheets. Answer keys are also included. You could also use this for your early finishers or just simply as an assessment. Daily language and

A version of the classic I Have, Who Has game, this is sure to get your little ones more fluent with letter and sound recognition! There is a capital version as well as a lowercase version in random order. Enjoy!

**PLEASE NOTE: This is aligned to the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills). However, the majority of the standards in this are also the same standards that are included in my other morning work sets. Please see below for the standards that are included this in series. Do you ever need a few extra minutes in the morning to get the lunch count and attendance ready? If so, this is a great resource for you. It will allow your kids to review language and math skills while also buying you a fe

Use this sorting activity when reviewing parts of speech. The parts of speech included are nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Enjoy! Thanks for looking!

The object of the game is to fill up your game board with cards. They turn the cards over face down and take turns turning them over. If they are able to name the letter/sound/number/etc., they may keep their card. If they can't, it goes back in their pile. If they draw a Vroom, Vroom! card, they may remove a card from the other player's board. I love this game because you can differentiate for each child. You can have one group working on letters/sounds/numbers, while the other group is working

My 3rd graders are currently working on understanding the 4 types of sentences (Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, and Exclamatory). I created this to help make it more fun. Included in this packet are 4 posters defining each type of sentence, a sorting activity, an interactive game called "Sentence Mania", recording sheets, and a page for the students to practice identifying types of sentences. Thanks for looking! *For the sorting activity, there are 2 sets of sentences: one set has punct

Editing is something that children must master and be accustomed to. Being able to write correctly is crucial. These quick practice pages have proven to be a great asset to our learning. We use this in several different ways. Some ideas include: morning work, early finisher assignments, homework, and warm ups, just to name a few. Some are longer than others. Each editing page revolves around a theme and has a short piece of information regarding that theme. One month of sentence editing sheets

This is a collection of activities I created to use for Valentine's Day. This pack includes: -Clothespin Math up to 10 with recording sheet -Rolling hearts with recording sheet -Drop a heart with recording sheet -Spin and add- an addition game with recording sheet -The way to my heart- Roll and count game -I have, who has sight word game with 100 sight words Thanks for looking!

Do you ever need a few extra minutes in the morning to get the lunch count and attendance ready? If so, this is a great resource for you. It will allow your kids to review language and math skills while also buying you a few extra minutes. This is the third set in a series. It includes 4 weeks worth (5 days per week, 20 sheets total) of daily morning work sheets. Answer keys are also included. You could also use this for your early finishers or just simply as an assessment. Daily language and

**PLEASE NOTE: This is aligned to the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills). Do you ever need a few extra minutes in the morning to get the lunch count and attendance ready? If so, this is a great resource for you. It will allow your kids to review language and math skills while also buying you a few extra minutes. This includes 4 weeks worth (5 days per week, 20 sheets total) of daily morning work sheets. Answer keys are also included. You could also use this for your early finishers o

We are beginning our space unit in the coming weeks and I created this to place in our literacy and/or math center. This is a game to help your little ones with letter/sound fluency, number recognition up to 20, CVC words, and sight words. Simply print the following grid and letter cards. Then, turn the cards over and have your kiddos draw a card. If they can correctly identify the letter/sound/number/etc. on the card, they will place it on their grid. If they can not, the card goes back into

**PLEASE NOTE: This is aligned to the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills). Do you ever need a few extra minutes in the morning to get the lunch count and attendance ready? If so, this is a great resource for you. It will allow your kids to review language and math skills while also buying you a few extra minutes. This includes 4 weeks worth (5 days per week, 20 sheets total) of daily morning work sheets. Answer keys are also included. You could also use this for your early finishers o

My kids are working on recognizing numbers in random order. This is the perfect way to practice this skill. Enjoy!

**PLEASE NOTE: This is aligned to the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills). Do you ever need a few extra minutes in the morning to get the lunch count and attendance ready? If so, this is a great resource for you. It will allow your kids to review language and math skills while also buying you a few extra minutes. This includes 4 weeks worth (5 days per week, 20 sheets total) of daily morning work sheets. Answer keys are also included. You could also use this for your early finishers o