Kim Brooks

Your students will be sailing the high seas with these fun pirate-themed activities for matching numbers to quantities. Students will count the number of gemstones found in the treasure chest and match the quantity for numbers 0-5. This pirate theme resource covers matching numbers to quantities and includes writing numbers 0-5, and subitizing. Take your students on this swashbuckling adventure with an all-in-one solution that makes learning matching numbers to quantities, writing, and subiti

Are you on the lookout for engaging and hands-on numeracy skills activities with a pirate theme for Kindergarten? This Kindergarten numeracy skills activity resource includes identifying numbers, writing numbers, subitizing, counting, and matching quantities to numbers 0-10. All these activities in one hands-on numeracy resource! Saving you time, and giving you more value for your money. These numeracy activities are differentiated at the Practice Level. This numeracy skill resource is for st

Aye! Learning beginning sounds is fun for everyone! Matching upper and lowercase letters with beginning sounds reinforces phonic skills and helps to develop crucial phonemic awareness skills by connecting letters to their corresponding sounds. The pirate theme keeps your students engaged and learning! This resource was designed for the Mastery Level student. A Mastery Level Student can identify all upper and lowercase letters of the alphabet and 10 beginning sounds. Your students will sail into

Set sail on the high seas of phonics as your students join our crew of fearless pirates to discover the treasure trove of beginning sounds. The pirate theme adds excitement and immersion to the learning experience. This engaging and educational tool is designed to help young learners develop their phonemic awareness and meet Common Core State Standards (CCSS RF.K.3a) with a pirate twist. This phonics resource matches upper or lowercase letters to beginning sound pictures. This phonics resource

Ahoy There! Permission granted to come aboard and watch your students sail through identifying beginning sounds for the letters of the alphabet. This pirate themed phonics activity sets students on a course to identify the beginning sounds for the letters of the alphabet. This phonics resource gives students interactive hands-on practice matching upper or lowercase letters to a beginning sound picture. It is designed for the Beginner Level students. The Beginner Level student can identify upp

Need a reader that will leave your students excited and confident about counting How Many? Look no further! This reader is designed to make learning to count How Many? (0-10)an engaging and interactive experience. This integrated counting resource reinforces sight words (How & Many) counting quantity 0-10, and number identification( 0-10). An assessment is included where students cut out pencil cans and glue them to the corresponding number. A lesson plan is included. This resource is for the

Need an integrated math and reading resource for students to that are learning to count “How many?” (0-5 ) This “How Many” reader is where reading meets math in a fun and interactive activity. This counting booklet reinforces sight words (How & Many) counting quantity (0-5), and number identification( 0-5). The Students/teacher will read the sentence “How Many?”, count the number of pencils in the can, and color the circle with the correct number of pencils. An assessment is included where st

Want an interactive and hands-on activity for teaching color identification and color words? From matching colors to writing color words, these differentiated hands-on puzzle activities offer a wide range of learning opportunities for color identification and color words. Two assessments are included. One assessment is for color identification and the other is for color-to-color word identification. Students will match two puzzle pieces color to color and color to color word. This activity is

This Brain Break will get your students moving and grooving while reinforcing the plant life cycle. Your students will grow from seed to plant right before your eyes with this easy-to-use Google slideshow. This interactive plant life cycle brain break will have your students acting out each movement to represent a stage of the plant life cycle and moving. This brain break uses sequencing words first, then, next, after, and finally. The embedded Science vocabulary includes seed, germination, spr

Help your students learn to recognize color words and cross them off their sight word list. This digital Easel activity is interactive with audio and will help your students recognize their color words in no time! The student will click on the speaker icon to hear the directions, the color name, and the color words. This is an errorless/forced choice,( where only the correct answer can be selected) with moveable pieces. The students will match the paint splat color to the color word on the pai

Get your kiddos excited about pencil control skills with this fun Back to School-themed pencil control resource for your Pre-K and Kindergarten students. This pencil control resource is for students that are at the practice level. Students at this level can use an adequate tripod grip to hold a pencil, understands left-to-right progression, and can trace a line with 3 to 4 deviations. The tracing lines become progressively more complex with each page. Prewriting skills are essential to establi

This is a fun Back to School Prewriting Pencil Control resource for students that need a challenge with their fine motor prewriting skills. This resource was developed for Mastery level students that can use the correct pencil grip, trace a line with one/2 deviations, and follow a dotted line from left to right. The engaging Back to School prewriting resource gives students the fine motor/pencil control practice needed to refine those skills and prepare for formal handwriting instruction. The M

Ready for a swashbuckling prewriting pencil control resource for the Beginner level? This fun pirate-themed resource will introduce your pre-K, Kindergarten Buccaneers to a prewriting adventure at the introductory level. This prewriting resource is for students that are just beginning their fine motor adventure. They are learning how to use the correct pencil grip, tracing in a path, where to place their pencil, left to right progression, and prewriting strokes. This resource will have your lit

Ahoy! Get your students engaged with this fun prewriting pencil control pirate themed handwriting activity. Your students will have a swashbuckling adventure practicing their prewriting strokes and improving their pencil control. This activity is for the Practice level student. The Practice level student knows where to place their pencil, understands to trace from the left to right direction, will stop tracing at the end of the dotted line, and makes about 2-3 deviations per tracing line. Thi

Fine-Tuning for prewriting skills is here with the Pirate-Themed Prewriting and Pencil Control Mastery level resource. Your Pre-K and Kindergarten students will become true prewriting champions and swashbuckling Buccaneers. This resource is designed for those who are fine-tuning their pencil grip, making only 1-2 deviations while tracing, and want to take their skills to new heights. With progressively more complex lines to trace, students will experience the thrill of a challenge and success! T

Get your Pre-K and Kindergarten students up moving and grooving while learning the letters of the alphabet with the beginning sounds for each letter. This fun interactive Brain Break will have students reciting the letters of the alphabet and keywords in no time. The movement and chants help to make it fun and exciting for Pre-K and Kindergarten students, to practice the letters and beginning sounds of the alphabet. Your students will ask to do this Alphabet Brain Break all the time! Each slide

Your Kindergarten students will consider themselves lucky to practice counting to 20 with this digital St. Patrick's Day math activity. This digital math resource will add a fun twist to any St. Patrick's Day Kindergarten math lesson. Each slide has a cube stick with Leprechaun hats on each cube. The student will count the number of hats, trace/circle the number of hats on their color or b/w four-leaf clover response sheet, and check the answer on the next slide. There are 43 color slides. The

Practice fine motor skills with a fun Valentine Holiday theme. There are 9 b/w and 9 color pages. The pages are differentiated by Emergent, Proficient, and Advanced levels. The more you combine the levels the greater the Differentiation. A student could start at the Emergent level and then progress to the Proficient level etc... The Emergent level is for students that are acquiring a skill and is differentiated by: • Wide tracing paths that become progressively harder as the student progress

Teaching students about Parts of Speech can be repetitive and boring, but NOT with this Action Verb Brain Break! This Brain Break has plenty of action verbs to get your students moving, grooving, and learning at the same time. This slide show includes the following action verbs: run, jump, stomp, skip, clap, wave, hop, Dig, swing, laugh, sway, Stretch, and stand. There are two “your Turn” slides where a student can generate an action verb. There are 17 color slides. The Slide Show starts with s

Reinforce Antonyms with A Brain Break activity that is sure to get your students moving and learning! Have students act out each slide for some kinesthetic Learning fun. This slide show includes the following Antonyms: fast, slow , up, down, talk, listen, loud, your turn, back, front, sad, happy, Run, your turn, stand, and sit. There are two “your Turn” slides where a student can input their own antonym. There are 17 color slides. The Slide Show starts with slide #4. Students should practice t