Kindergarten Koo-Koo

These worksheets are used for review of the digraphs: sh, ch, th, wh, ph, and ng (as in ing). They have students blend sounds of words and then find the corresponding picture. Then students work on handwriting as they write the correct word under each picture. Some pages have the digraph just at the begininng of each word, some have them at the beginning and end of words. These pages can also be projected so you can work on blending the sounds as a class. If you like these, check out the vow

Just add the number to the top and give the students some base ten blocks and have this activity up and running. I laminated mine after writing numbers 10-19 at the top in order to make it a fun center where they can create the number using base ten blocks and then write how many tens and ones using a dry erase marker. This can also be used for number all the way to 99. Check out my base ten practice sheets and tens and ones power point that are on this site.

This easy-to-use power point helps students understand base ten with numbers 10-20. The base ten blocks are added to the screen by clicking so students can count on (example 10--a ten rod, 11--a single unit is added, 12--another singe unit, etc.). Then the numbers indicating how many tens and how many ones are added each separately below the block representation. I have used this in my class and the students seem to enjoy it and grasp the difficult concept of base ten.

These worksheets are used for review of the diagraphs: ai, ee, oa, oo, aw, ou, ow, oy, and oi. They have students blend sounds of words and then find the corresponding picture. Then students work on handwriting as they write the correct word under each picture. These can also be projected to work on as a class. If you like these, check out the consonant diagraph pages.

This base ten template has a ones, tens, and hundreds place. This is great to use for centers if you have base ten blocks. I have used one that has a tens and ones places for centers when introducing base ten to my kindergartners. This template can be ran and copied (possibly on larger paper to accommodate the hundreds place) in order to program different numbers so the students have lots of practice. If you need one without a hundreds place, I also have that one on TPT for the same price.

Here are five practice pages that mostly focus on middle vowel, beginning and ending consonant sounds. There is a picture cue (similar to the use of elkonin boxes) to help students remember which sound they are to pay close attention to. I plan on making more that focus on other skills in STAR Early Literacy, but I wanted to see how these work first. Please let me know how they work for you. Also, comment about any topics in STAR you would like to see covered. Thanks so much!

This file has lots of ways to differentiate learning equivalent fractions. There are three ways to do the math center (or interactive bulletin board) activity. There are picture representations, fractions, and matching picture representations to fractions. This file has also included two differentiated worksheets to check for individual understanding (one with picture representations, one with just the fractions). Answer keys included for both sheets. Your students will delight in decoratin

This is a template of spacers for students to use in helping them to leave correct spaces between words. This helps left handed students as well as students who simply forget to leave spaces in their writing. I have the students use the "spacer" as a bookmark in their journal. When they turn to the new page each day, the spacer reminds them to leave spaces right away. There are a few different designs here to choose from: a spacer with just the word, a spacer with a spaceman picture in colo

This one page, simple-to-fill-out, parent questionnaire makes gather information from parents of preschoolers quick and easy. This questionnaire correlates to the Child Outcome Summary (COS) that students with IEP's are required to have completed at entry to preschool, annually, and exiting preschool.

This power point focuses on many ways that people are the same and different. I will use this when we study Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with my kindergarten class. This power point covers how we look the same and different, our differences in things we like, and where we are from. It also reviews basic needs (as these are the same for all people). It contains visual effects and musical audio.

These are a few assessment sheets that test comparing these measureable attributes: heavy/light, hot/cold, holds more/less, longer/shorter, taller/shorter.

This is an introduction to comparing measurement items: length, weight, capacity, and temperature. It has the students compare two things and determine which is longer/shorter, lighter/heavier, holds more/less, hot/cold. Then the answer is revealed to them in the presentation by clicking.

This unit has a set of picture cards for weight, length, and capacity (with each set containing 6 cards). These are to be matched to the metric unit with which each item would be measured. These units are on umbrella cards. There is a set with the words and a set with abbreviations on them. There are also cards for students to draw pictures on in order to show objects measured by the various units. There are blank sets as well in order to program your own. There are also four worksheets t

This power point is designed to introduce or review needs and wants and tie it into the Christmas season. It has the students determine if each is a need or a want and then click to find the answer. It is simple enough for students to use on their own, or it can be used as a whole class. It can also be edited and pages added as needed.

This covers 20 different word families: at, ap, am, an, ob, og, op, ot, ox, ig, it, id, in, ing, ug, ut, up, ed, et, and eg. Each family has a picture page where students locate the three word family pictures and then glue them to a separate page. Then the student writes the word family word under each word family picture. To differentiate for higher learners, have them also turn over the writing page and glue on the other three pictures and then write those words under each. If followed in

This geometry math activity reviews basic geometric terms including: perpendicular, parallel, points, ray, line, and line segment.. The activities were designed for an interactive bulletin board, but can also be used as a mini-lesson or math center. There are also programmable cards to add any other terms that you would like to review. This also makes the activity flexible to allow for differentiation. Additionally, there is a worksheet to check individual student understanding. If you li

This is a power point introducing Las Posadas (a Christmas celebration in Mexico) to primary students. It can be projected and read as a shared reading or just a big book read aloud. The last 8 pages are pages you can run in order for students to have a copy of the book to color, read, and take home. It is already easy to copy, cut, and staple to make the booklets easily! Check out the Posada graph on this website too--only $.50!

Preschool or Kindergarten students are sure to love this different version of 5 little monkeys swinging in the tree. In this version, there are letters hanging in the tree. In our district we introduce three new letters (6 forms including both capital and lowercase) each week. This is a fun way to review those letters. You can customize this power point to review the letters you want to review. Simply retype in the text boxes the letters you want to review. Quick, easy, and ready to use!

This unit has a set of 18 multiplication (whole number by fraction) cards and a set of answer cards. There is also a set of reduced answer cards. I have included programmable cards for everything so there's no limit to the possibilities. There is also a worksheet to check for individual student understanding. The answer key is included. This is set up to be a quick daily activity for a week. This can be used for an interactive bulletin board, math center, or fun review/differentiation.

This unit has a set of fraction cards (including four mixed number ones) as well as two decomposing cards for each fraction card . Students are to match the two cards to the correct fraction. There is also a worksheet to check for individual student understanding. The answer key is included. This is set up to be a quick review activity. This can be used for an interactive bulletin board, math center, or fun review/differentiation. If you like this product, check out all the other weekly