Lucy's Littles

These 25 open-ended drawing prompts range from basic shapes to abstract lines to engage your students' creativity and critical thinking skills! Use them as a drawing warmup, mindfulness activity, or for early finishers. These are perfect for any art class, and can be paired with Antoinette Portis' book Not a Box for a literacy connection. My K-1 students loved these challenges, and they could easily be implemented up to high-school grades depending on the level of depth you encourage. As an ar

This slideshow is great for introducing sounds created by vowel teams, as well as continued blending practice to strengthen students' decoding skills! In my kindergarten classroom, we introduced a new vowel team sound each week in our second term. Using this slideshow we: 1. Introduced a new section at the beginning of each week 2. Practiced that section daily as a class throughout the week 3. Practiced multiple sections as review throughout the year Each slide features simple visuals to tap alo

Get a whole years' worth of phonics practice in this bundle featuring all four of our Phonics Review Slideshows! These presentations are great for introducing phonics patterns, as well as continued practice to strengthen students' decoding skills. All slideshows feature multiple examples for the following patterns, increasing in difficulty from one-syllable to three-syllable words: CVCe Words: a_e, e_e, i_e, o_e, u_e Vowel Teams: AI/AY, EA/EE/EY, Y/IE, OW/OE, OW/OU, OO/EW/UE, OI/OY, AW/AU Digra

This slideshow is great for introducing CVCe Words, as well as continued blending practice to strengthen students' decoding skills! Using this slideshow you can: 1. Introduce new long vowel sounds and CVCe words 2. Practice decoding daily as a class 3. Review throughout the year to strengthen phonological awareness skills 4. Tap along during one-on-one intervention sessions Each slide features simple visuals to tap along with such as: Dots for individual letter sounds Arrows indicating how "e"

These caterpillar number lines are a great independent centre activity for K-1 students learning numbers up to 10. Students can use bingo daubers to stamp the number of dots on the caterpillar, colour in using crayons, or colour with whiteboard markers if you laminate them. This document includes caterpillar outlines with and without the visual aid of the number line, as well as caterpillars with blank speech bubbles so teachers can customize the order, or students can practice writing their own

This Canadian money booklet teaches students to identify the colour of Canadian bills, and to write their value in numbers and words. This product features two versions: one with full colour photos, and one with line drawings, so that students can colour in the bills! This activity is an easy introduction to Canadian money, that can be used with students as early as kindergarten. I hope your class enjoys it the same way mine did. Happy teaching!

These four Canadian money worksheets could be the perfect introductory or review activity for your students! The worksheets cover identifying coins by name and value, as well as adding coins to reach a total. In addition to the worksheets, this download includes double sided, Canadian coin print-outs which can be cut and laminated to create accurate coin manipulatives for students to use during work-time, or during imaginative play! The worksheets and manipulatives come in full colour and gray

This slideshow is great for introducing Digraph Sounds, as well as continued blending practice to strengthen students' decoding skills! This presentation includes 10 slides for each sound: SH, CH, TH, WH, CK, PH, WH, NG, WR, KN, MB, GH Using this slideshow you can: 1. Introduce digraph sounds 2. Practice decoding daily as a class 3. Review throughout the year to strengthen phonological awareness skills 4. Tap along during one-on-one intervention sessions Each slide features simple visuals to ta

I used this exit ticket daily with my Grade 4/5 students to build awareness of Ontario's Learning Skills, with a focus on Time Management, Effort, and Respect. Regardless of where and what you teach, these are a great tool for students to identify their areas of improvement. Pages feature three exit tickets for you to print and cut out, and can be printed double-sided to include additional reflections on the back! In my classroom, I laminated each ticket so students could reuse them daily by fi

This slideshow is great for introducing R-Controlled Vowel Sounds, as well as continued blending practice to strengthen students' decoding skills! Using this slideshow you can: 1. Introduce R-Controlled vowel sounds 2. Practice decoding daily as a class 3. Review throughout the year to strengthen phonological awareness skills 4. Tap along during one-on-one intervention sessions Each slide features simple visuals to tap along with such as: Dots for individual letter soundsScoops for R-Controlled

Aligned with the Ontario Grade 1 Social Studies Curriculum, this booklet explores students roles and responsibilities at home, at school, in their community, and as citizens of the world. It can be completed in one sitting, or you can do a page a day! On each page, students brainstorm and write their responsibility, then draw a picture to go along with it. This is a wonderful way to get students thinking about their identity and impact. This resource is great for Kindergarten to Grade 2 studen

These body-part smash mats make for a great independent or guided small-group center to reinforce your science or health curriculum concepts! I used these smash mats with my K/1 class for our "Needs and Characteristics of Living Things" unit (Ontario Curriculum). This resource includes 3 different smash mats to differentiate the activity based on your curriculum and student skill level: one with external body parts, one with internal body parts, and one with both! Students can use the included c

A basic colour wheel template for students to fill in with paint, pencil crayons, or other materials during a colour theory lesson in art class! This worksheet features a technique test space at the bottom of the page for students to practice painting techniques before beginning a final project. This document has 2 pages: one with the American spelling if color, and one with Canadian spelling. Print whichever applies to you and your students. Happy Teaching!

Practice making tally marks as you search the school for doors, windows, people, and tables! This Tally Walk can be done in small groups or as a class for a fun, engaging math activity. I used this with my K-1 class to practice making tally marks and it was one of the most exciting lessons we've done so far this year! The document includes instructions for in the classroom as well as throughout the whole school. Enjoy this scavenger-hunt based numeracy activity!

This weekly exit ticket allows students to reflect on their success at school, and set goals on how to improve their behaviour! This document features 4 exit tickets per page to be cut out and laminated - hooray for saving paper! In my classroom, I laminated each ticket for students to complete with dry-erase markers and tracked responses each week so I could follow up with students and help them achieve their goals. For added opportunities to reflect on behaviour, pair this with my Self Reflect

Enjoy this January-December calendar for the 2026 year! Print for use in your office, classroom, or home.

A simple worksheet for helping students remember their lefts and rights! We went over this when learning about our bodies for health/science, but it can also tie into directionality in math, geography, and dance!

Fly Swats activities are an engaging way to get students practicing and memorizing new words, numbers, and letters! These fly templates can be printed out, laminated, cut, and customized with sight words, letters, or math facts your students are practicing. Alternatively, their high image quality allows them to be screenshotted and inserted in a Google Doc or Word Doc for digital customization. Great for small group instruction to make learning fun!

This beautiful poster based on the Science of Reading follows the reading continuum with examples of activities, assessments, and strategies for teaching each level from Sound through to Reading Life! Each speech bubble represents what a student should be thinking about at each stage. Great for putting up for display in your classroom or for personal reference! All resources from my store are based on Ontario Curriculum. Thanks for your purchase!