Kinder Magic Maker

Use these 3 spring mystery activities in your classroom for extra engagement and fun! I use one mystery activity a month, but you could use one per week or even one over a few days if needed. I like these mysteries because they include facts that my students have learned this year, while encouraging them to infer and use data to find the suspect. Each mystery activity includes 5 suspects, 5 clues, and the same kind of format, so that you don't have to reprint the static parts of the activity. U

Butterflies are the perfect Kindergarten activity! I use this mini-unit in my classroom during our butterfly week. This item includes many worksheets and informational pages to introduce your students to butterflies. I have also included some information about butterflies and moths to help little learners know the difference between the two. Included in this item: Parts of a butterfly labeling page without wordsParts of a butterfly labeling page with word bankButterflies are/can/have a pre-writi

Solidify those science and inference skills with your students! This fall-themed mystery activity is one that I use in my own Kindergarten classroom. I use this in my classroom over a one-week period as an easy filler activity that engages students and keeps them guessing. This set is geared towards Kindergarteners in the fall, so it includes less writing than my other sets. This mystery unit includes 5 suspects that can correlate with your science units or themed weeks. Included in this activit

Celebrate the Winter Olympics with this super cute torch craft! This low-prep craft is great for little learners and is super easy to make. Integrate this craft into your olympic lessons or just make it a one-off item to make at the end of a long week of celebrating the olympics! Just print and go! The hardest part is finding empty paper towel tubes!