Miss Staudt

Turkey Letter GameThis letter game can be used to practice letter names or letter sounds. Print the letter cards and laminate them for long-term use. Then print off the poem for students to recite while playing the game.Students love it for a large group or small group activity. It gets them up and moving while still practicing those important letters.

This packet is a great addition to the classic story, Jack and the Beanstalk. It helps students recall the characters, setting, and problem in the story. It does so in a hands-on manner by having students cut out the characters and settings to glue them on.

"One Winter's Day" is a great opportunity to have students practice sequencing and recalling events in a story. These activities give students hands-on interaction, as they need to cut out and glue on the items Pete adds to his sandwich or draw and connect characters to items in the story. There is also a writing worksheet to allow students a chance to connect the kindness the hedgehog showed in the story to their own lives and how they can show kindness. I would read the story to the class and

Preschool Progress Report: This is a report card for preschool GOLD standards. There are the main standards a child should know in each standard area. It is designed that all checkpoints (fall, winter, and spring) can be on the same report. It has the standards listed, a benchmark, and a comment area. This is an easy visual for parents to understand and see how their child is doing. It is also very nice as a teacher to see how the child progresses throughout the year on one document or sheet.

"Pete The Cat Falling For Autumn" is a great opportunity to have students practicing sequencing events in a story. It gives students hands-on interaction, as they need to cut out and glue on the items Pete picks up. I would read the story to the class and then re-read the story as the students complete the worksheet (especially for younger kids)

"Pete The Cat- Pete's Big Lunch" is a great opportunity to have students practicing sequencing events in a story. It gives students hands-on interaction, as they need to cut out and glue on the items Pete adds to his sandwich. I would read the story to the class and then re-read the story as the students complete the worksheet (especially for younger kids)

This is a fun, easy craft to celebrate and kick off the beginning of Lent. Students can color in the picture and then cut it out on the solid black line. To make it even more festive, add purple streamers to the bottom.

This worksheet goes with the story "A Silly Snow Day". It is a great practicefor students learning what characters and settings are. It is also great for fine motor practice by having students cut out and gule the pictures in the boxes.

Sink or Float is one of my students' favorite science experiments and is a great way for them to practice making hypotheses. This note-taking sheet helps students keep track of which items they have tested and what the result was. To help ephisies making hypotheses even more, you can have students fill out a sheet before conducting the experiment and then compare it to the sheet they fill out during the experiment.

This is a fun Christmas science experiment to do with your students. Place a candy cane in each of the liquids listed on the worksheet. Have students be scientists by guessing at what is going to happen, and then have them draw or write what actually happened.

These coloring worksheets are a fun connection home piece for a unit about Christmas around the world. It shows a few of the things that the country does or what's important, and how to say Merry Christmas in that language.

This writing activity pairs perfectly with the kids' book "The Love Monster". Students draw a picture of who they would share their cany with and then finish the sentence prompt "I would share with...". This activity is great to get students writing and being creative, along with connecting to the story they just read.

This worksheet is great for getting young writers to finish and create sentences. To help them put words to the things they are drawing as well. It also helps them practice proper writing form because of the dotted line slots.

This is a lesson designed for younger elementary students to learn about where their food comes from.

This Fall weather bulletin board is great for any younger elementary classroom. This interactive bulletin board allows students to identify what day of the month it is, the weather for that day, and how they should dress for recess. The download includes: - A lesson plan for the standard, K-ESS2-1. Use and share observations of local weather conditions to describe patterns over time, utilizing this bulletin board. - Templates for letters, clothing, numbers, month cards, and leaves I created my

"When The Leaf Blew In" is a story that presents a great opportunity for students to practice their sequencing. This worksheet creates hands-on interaction by having students cut out and paste the animals in order. I recommend reading the story and then re-reading the story as students complete the worksheet if you are doing this with younger grades.

This worksheet goes along with any Corduroy book. Students can practice their fine motor skills by drawing their own teddy bear and then practice their letter/word writing by describing their teddy bear at the bottom.

"Corduroy Lost and Found" is a great book to have students recall what items were mentioned in the story. In the story, Corduroy is looking for a birthday gift for Lisa, and he thinks about several options during the story. This worksheet has students circle or color the things that Corduroy thought of in the story.

This is a great tool for students who need simple reminders on what to do when feeling big emotions. There are 2 options one generic "My Emotions Wheel" that could be used by the whole class or one with a name place on it so each student can have their own. I suggest laminating them to last longer and just using a pin to fasten them in the middle.

Mad Libs are a fun way to help students practice using nouns, verbs, and adjectives. This is a mad lib story about a summer vacation. Our summer reading program kids loved it and I hope your students or kids will love it too!