Kindergarten Kay

Themed writing journal for the month of October. Great for morning work, centers, or classroom writing prompts. Helps students stay organized. Includes: Primary writing paper with labeled lines that correlate with the Wilson's Fundations curriculum's writing grid which helps students further differentiate the lines and spaces needed to correctly form letters.3 different cover options.

Great for elementary classrooms. Easy to read number poster with written number and ten frame representation! Polka dot background is fun, but not too distracting. Suggestion: Print on card stock and laminate for durability.

A cute calendar wallpaper for your laptop to help you stay organized for the start of the school year! More wallpapers coming soon! 2 calendars; Teal background and Black/Transparent backgroundFor Personal Use Only

This is a hand drawn font that is primary student friendly. It is my first one, and I hope you enjoy. Of course constructive criticism is welcome, but please be nice. I really enjoyed using this font to create resources for my students. Terms of UseThis is a single-user license, which allows ONE buyer to: * use the font on multiple devices owned by the same buyer * use the font for personal and commercial use (digital, printed, or hard goods) You may NOT:* sell or redistribute any of the fonts

Have students practice identifying colors and sorting objects! How to Use: Assign this activity to your students in Google Classroom Download Slide and individual clipart images and upload to use in Seesaw.Have students click and drag each object to the correct color section then submit when finished! Compatible with Seesaw and Google Classroom!Editable (you can add in more clipart/images) Hand drawn clipart images!

Digital sticker perfect for giving positive feedback on seesaw

Stay organized by typing in your class list into this editable document. Comes in an assortment of colors (white, blue, pink, and orange) to match your classroom or planner schemes. Save documents digitally (and insert into digital planners) or print out and put in a sub binder, clip board, or anywhere in your classroom.

Lined paper with a more narrow rule, better suited for intermediate aged students. Two pages, one with a space for a picture and a second page without the picture space. Great for writing prompts and centers.

Make sure your device has or can support Microsoft Powerpoint. Insert a text box into the bingo square and fill your board with whatever your heart desires! I like to type in sight words, and play sight word bingo with my class. They love it. To make multiple bingo cards just duplicate the bingo card slide.

I had a hard time finding a template for a bingo sheet. So I created one and thought I'd share it with you all! Just print out however many you need and write letters, words, topics, whatever you want for bingo sheets! Editable version coming soon!

This resource helps students recognize vowel sounds, and reinforces reading and writing cvc word skills. NO PREP, EASY AND QUICK TO USE. Kids have a blast doing these google classroom assignments. Great for a technology center. Make sure to set up a Google account and to create your Google Classroom prior to purchasing/using this product. Make your own copy of this slideshow. Add in any sight words, vocab words, spelling words etc. That you’d like your students to practice on the last page. Cr

Encourage subitizing skills with this easy no Prep activity. Have students roll a pair of dice. Have them figure out how many dots there are all together. Then they simply cover the number with any counter! Pro-tip: keep things interesting by having students use seasonal mini-erasers. Switch out the types of mini-erasers or counters every few weeks or so, and students will believe their’ playing a whole new game!You can also do this activity with just one dice, for students who have a harder t

This primary lined paper is great for primary students or students who need handwriting practice. The lines have pictures that correlate with the Wilson's Fundations curriculum's writing grid which helps students further differentiate the lines and spaces needed to correctly form letters.

Starting a buddy reading program with primary and intermediate grade students? Use this activity to kick things off! Have your kindergarten, or primary aged student draw a picture of their older buddy. Then have your 5th or intermediate aged student interview their younger buddy to learn more about them! A great way to begin a reading relationship!

Use these printable gift tags to spice up meet the teacher night gifts for students. Simply print out tags and attach to chalk bundles you may have purchased for your new kiddos! I like to print my tags on cardstock and laminate for extra durability and a nice shiny finish.

The beginning of the school year can be a whirlwind! Getting to know your students is super important. Use this checklist to get a baseline of where your students are starting off at and track student growth. This easy to use assessment will help you analyze: name writing/recognitionletter name/sound recognitionnumber recognitioncounting ability