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This activity includes 5 cards for the letters, a, b, w, t, & f. Students build fine motor skills by using tools and pom poms to make the letters which helps build letter recognition and physical memory that will help students begin to write letters. The directions include ideas for phonemic awareness, inventive spelling, and math. Perfect for independent centers! My students love this!

These brightly colored cards allow students to practice writing letters by tracing upper and lower case letters. Students can use dry erase markers to trace. In order to also build phonemic awareness skills, each card has three pictures at the bottom. Students can circle the pictures that begin with the matching letter sounds and/or put an X on the pictures that do not begin with matching sound. This is a great product to put in the writing center. You can also project it onto interactive

Name Plate Owls with Bright Stripes! Please see demo before purchasing. This product has two name plates per page. Each page has the same template, with a different owl on each. Perfect for classroom use. Buy once, and you don't need to buy ever again.

Colorful Math Center Materials: Play Doh Mats numbers 1-10 (with tens frames!) Number Clip Cards - Laminate and use clothes pins or dry erase markers Bonus: Pattern squares for students to sort or make patterns with

I have 2 color and 2 B&W student of the week certificates in this file. They are variations of the same design to fit different ink needs (I always run low on colored ink by the end of the year). Additionally, I have made 4 smaller awards in color for you to use. They are all on the same slide. Feedback is greatly appreciated.

This set includes a Welcome Sign, Hours of Operations, Stamps, Three Letters, an Infograph on addressing letters, Open and Closed Signs, and a Line Begins here sign. Perfect additions to Dramatic Play or Writing Centers!

Pencil Name Plates for desk with numbers 1-20 and Upper/Lowercase letters. Four different choices of pencils. Please see demo before purchasing.

These are letters on hot dogs and ketchup bottles. Students can practice matching upper and lower case letters or practice naming letters and sorting them by whether they are upper case or lower case letters. This would go well with books about picnics, bbqs, or camping. I use this in small groups and then leave them in my letter center for students to practice with.

These are 12 monthly binder covers to be used for personal use.