Kinderapolis

This free resource is a great way to incorporate graphing, math, and social skills into a pajama day or stuffed buddy day. Students can conduct informal research, asking their peers if their pajamas have patterns and recording their data. Students can also ask if their stuffed buddies have a name. Students will love this engaging activity while building important academic and social skills.

This product contains a ZIP file with kindergarten assessments. These can be printed or uploaded into Seesaw allowing for data tracking. This is also a quick and easy way for students' grown ups/families to track their students progress, areas needing growth, and areas of strength. I have found this to be useful to use monthly so I can see how students are progressing as the year goes on. Assessments included: Uppercase letter naming Lowercase letter naming Letter Sounds Sight Words Blank templa

This Listen and Color resource is a differentiated file aimed to help your students build a variety of skills, focusing on single- and multi-step directions. Students can read or listen to an adult read the directions to them, step by step, prompting them to complete a different portion of the page. Other skills that they build using these activities include: shape recognition, shape drawing, fine motor skills, number recognition, 1:1 correspondence, name writing, pen control, problem-solving, a

Your students will love completing this Thanksgiving Turkey glyph. There is a glyph that outlines criteria as well as a blank one allowing for you to decide what criteria the turkey body choices will be. This resource includes a class data recording sheet where as well as an individual recording sheet where students can observe the turkeys and record their findings. There are 3 different recording sheets. One sheet has enough space for 20 students, another up to 30, and then a blank student rec

This activity will be perfect for the 100th day and practice with multiple math skills... including one-to-one correspondence, counting practice, subitizing with dice, addition, and more! All you need to do is print and supply your students with some dice. My students love rolling their dice and coloring the amount they rolled.

Students will love practicing number recognition and building number sense with these Spin & Cover activities! This resource has activities for numbers 0-5 and can be printed OR uploaded to different technology resources including Seesaw or Pic Collage. This resource also includes color and black and white game pages. Students can use a spinner to land on the desired number. They will then cover a space with the corresponding digit, number word, dots, tally, or tens frame.