La Cima Learning

Sign in sheet for both English and Spanish parents to sign in on one sheet.

Visual Discrimination & Visual Analysis: Same or DifferentA Supportive Visual Comparison Activity for Lower ElementaryThis low-prep activity is designed to support visual discrimination and visual analysis skills by helping students compare two simple designs and determine whether they are the same or different. Students visually scan side-by-side grids and identify changes in color or position, encouraging careful observation and attention to detail. Visual discrimination and visual analysis pl

Visual–Spatial Build the Design ActivityA Hands-On Construction Task for Visual–Spatial (Gv) SkillsThis low-prep activity is designed to support visual–spatial (Gv) skills by helping students analyze spatial relationships and recreate simple designs using visual information. Students copy a visible model using loose colored squares, allowing the focus to remain on visual analysis, spatial orientation, and part-to-whole reasoning. Visual–spatial skills play an important role in early math, writin

Short-Term Memory Sequence GameA Simple, Supportive Activity for Working MemoryThis low-prep activity is designed to support short-term (working) memory by helping students practice holding and recalling information in the correct order over a brief period of time. Using simple color cards, students recreate short sequences from memory in a calm, low-pressure way. Short-term memory plays an important role in following directions, problem-solving, reading, writing, and math.

Students can practice writing their names by writing a letter in each box, writing their name with a pencil and writing their name with a crayon.

This is a checklist I use throughout the year to see how much my kindergartners know at the beginning, middle and end of the year.

I use this with my kindergartners to have them practice sight words and sentences. Students will cut and paste the sight words to make sentences. It also provides reinforcement about beginning with a capital letter and ending with a period.

I use this writing paper to teach my kinder students about touching the lines when writing. The top line is the sky, bottom line is the grass and the middle line has bees on it. I helps them remember where to start when writing uppercase and lowercase letters and not to go over the lines.

I use this worksheet as weekly homework for my kindergartners. Students have to write the letter of the week, draw 3 things that begin with the letter of the week , write our sight word for the week and read a book. I find this is an easy way to send homework every week. I only fill in the letter and the sight word for each week.

This is a mini-book about classroom rules. Students will color the pictures and then cut them out. You can staple them together to make a mini-book.

This is a sheet you can use to write how your students get home and pin it on the bulletin board for reference or use in your substitute binder.