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Build your classroom community with this friendship tree! Students each add their thumbprint to the tree and write their name under it. Place it on your classroom door to make the students feel welcome! Just a note - I usually print it on ledger paper!

Get your students excited for Spring by saying goodbye to Winter! In the box, students can draw a picture of a spring item!

Students say goodbye to winter and hello to spring with this cute writing/drawing activity.

"I'm Very Happy to be Me!" Have students fill in the blanks about themselves, draw a picture of themselves and share with their classmates. A great activity for back to school

We sang this song when it was time to release our butterflies. Students wrote about where they thought the butterflies would be flying to.

Use the invitation for your next event! Students fill out the what, when, where and draw a picture of the event on the other side

Students write 4 steps to making maple syrup! A great follow up activity after the sugar bush!

Have students write about what they see, hear, feel, smell and taste in a haunted house! I pair it with a directed drawing of a haunted house. Glue to construction paper & add this writing paper! Have fun!

Students use these pictures to make their own flipbook. Students have to order the words, and match the picture.

Use this product for a fun way to teach probability. Students colour gumballs and glue them onto their gumball machine! Next, they fill out the writing paper with colours that are likely, unlikely, and impossible to get from the machine. Makes a nice bulletin board display!

A great activity for small group centers, or can be used as a whole class activity. Add fun gems to cover the sentences! Decodable sentences.

Welcome Spring! Students write about what they love about spring, or all the things we welcome back (hello birds etc) On the tree, give students tissue paper or construction paper to create their spring tree!

Students can read this poem and draw a winter picture and a snow picture. Students can add it their poetry journals!

Read the story Owen by Kevin Henkes and have students make a connection by completing this writing page. There are two versions, so you can choose which level your students are at. They can choose a item that they love, just as much as Owen loves his blanket! A great intro activity to Making Connections

Send home a small notebook and jar with 1 student. They can fill it at home, bring it back and students guess how many items are in the jar. I cut out and glue this page to a small notebook. In the notebook, students write the sentence"There are ____ in my jar" Happy Estimating!

Read these poem with your students, have them circle the sight words and draw a detailed spring picture at the bottom. Next, have your students read the poem independently and fill in the missing words!

Use this poem as a shared reading, or students can add it to your poetry journals! In the follow up activity students can draw pictures of each of the spring words.

Students use letter tiles (e.g. bananagram letters) and match them on this board. Both lowercase and uppercase letters are provided. A great back to school activity!

add this checklist to your hospital or vet dramatic play area, attach to a clipboard and students fill it out!

Read the poem with your students and then have them fill in the missing words!