Kiddlywinks

This new book is sure to become a classroom favorite! Meet Penelope Rex -- a dino with a taste for delicious children! Will Penelope learn not to eat her classmates? Here are 7 basic activities that your students can do for follow-up after reading the story. There are also 4 decorated pages that you can use for your own activities. Included activities: - Story Elements - Cause and Effect - Compate and Contrast (Venn Diagram) - Who is Penelope? (describe the character inside/outside) -

Do your students need to learn about the first African American Congressman from Virginia? Meet John Langston Hughes! This resource includes: PowerPoint lesson to use for teachingCloze/Quiz activityTrue/False cut-and-paste activityPage for writing 4 facts about John Langston HughesABC-order activityWas-Had-Wanted Meets VA History SOL 1.3 and is part of the AAHEC Technical Edits

Do your kids need to learn about the first African American governor of Virginia? Meet Doug Wilder! This resource includes: PowerPoint lesson to use for teachingCloze/Quiz activityTrue/False cut-and-paste activityPage for writing 4 facts about Doug WilderABC-order activityWas-Had-WantedMeets VA History SOL 1.3 and is part of the AAHEC Technical Edits

Here's a fun way to practice counting backwards from 30! These task cards can be used as a Scoot Game, Write the Room, or placed at a center. Get your kids up and moving as they practice counting backwards from 30.

This product includes several version of a number chart from 1 - 110 * a completed number chart * a blank number chart * a chart for students to write the numbers 81 - 110 * a chart for students to write the numbers when skip counting by 2's to 110 * a chart for students to write the numbers when skip counting by 5's to 110 * a chart for students to write the numbers when skip counting by 10's to 110 * a chart with random numbers missing

Need something for the kiddos to do after Field Day? Here's a quick two-sided worksheet. On one side the kids draw a picture of their teammates. On the other, they draw and write about their favorite game. Quick and easy!

This is a perfect activity for a Word Work Center. Students use a spinner to get a base word, then spin a second spinner for the ending "-ed" or "-ing." They then practice writing the new work with its ending. A simple practice activity with a fun snowman twist!

Give your students some fun winter practice with repeating patterns. Students will choose from the winter pictures (in color or ink-saving black and white) to create the patterns: ABB, ABBC, ABC, ABA, and ABAC. Finally there's a place for them to create their own pattern.

This simple worksheet (exit ticket) lets your students practice writing numbers from 90 to 110.