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Make teaching forces simple, engaging, and effective with this Kindergarten Push and Pull Forces Packet! This 9-page science resource is designed to help young learners understand the difference between pushes and pulls through hands-on, developmentally appropriate activities. Perfect for kindergarten science centers, whole group lessons, morning work, or sub plans, this low-prep packet builds foundational science vocabulary while reinforcing fine motor and critical thinking skills. What’s

Support your IB PYP Unit of Inquiry with these fun and engaging Learner Profile Tracing and Coloring Pages! This 19-page pack includes 10 learner profiles (such as caring, principled, risk-taker, and more) with both boy and girl versions. Students can trace the learner profile word and color the image after discussing or learning about the characteristics of each profile. Perfect for: ✔ IB PYP classrooms ✔ Character education lessons ✔ Morning work ✔ Centers or early finishers ✔ Visual

Make number sense practice fun and interactive with this Spin and Write Numbers Activity designed for Kindergarten and 1st Grade! Perfect for math centers, early finishers, or morning tubs, this activity helps students strengthen their understanding of before and after numbers while building confidence with counting. What’s Included: Spin-and-write worksheet (printable) Space for students to write the number before and after Great for use with dry erase markers in page protectors Teacher

Make teaching magnets and forces fun and interactive with this Magnet Packet designed for Kindergarten and 1st Grade! This 6-page resource includes engaging activities that align perfectly with your Forces & Motion science unit or IB Unit of Inquiry. Students will build science vocabulary, explore magnetic vs. non-magnetic objects, and express their learning through drawing and a hands-on craft. What’s included: ✔ Vocabulary page to introduce key terms ✔ Magnet exploration recording sheet

Types of Homes Around the World-K-1st writing journal pages These journal pages are simple for K-1st graders to write on. After teaching about types of water homes and desert homes, students first brainstorm which type of home is their favorite. Then they can write about their favorite type of home they learned about.