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This is a unit devoted to the five senses, an important science standard in the kindergarten curriculum. It is presented as a seven day unit, but can be fit into a five day unit if necessary. It includes a pre and post test and a worksheet and activity for each of the five senses. It is an extension on my Mystery Balloons product in my store. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments! Fonts: KG Fonts

This is a series of rubrics used by students to help plan and assess a project done about Colonial America. The rubrics included are: Men vs. Women Indentured Servants vs. Slaves Northern Colonies vs. Middle Colonies Middle Colonies vs. Southern Colonies Southern Colonies vs. Northern Colonies Each rubric provides specific directions for the project, students will create a venn diagram or double-bubble map to compare and contrast their topics. Students will then present these to the class. I di

Use this activity to support the science of reading groups in your classroom. Students will say parts of compound words before deleting a portion of the word and pasting the appropriate image.

Use real life pictures to represent doubles facts! Using real pictures help to add an image to the fact, helping students to memorize these facts for fact fluency!

A sensory activity to reinforce the sense of touch. Students guess items in balloons using only their sense of touch. Includes directions and a worksheet for the students to use. Great to use in a five senses unit for kindergarten or pre-k.

Introduction to light sources. Students will read a short passage, draw examples of light sources, write the word, and identify whether it is natural or artificial. KG Fonts

Chevron, striped, and polkadot borders in blue, pink, purple, and green. They are sized 7 X 9.5, but can be easily resized on your own. They are saved as a PDF.

Venn Diagram used to compare fiction and non fiction. Resources: KG Fonts

This American Symbols packet includes a graphic organizer (bubble map) and a coloring page for each of the following American Symbols: The American Flag The Bald Eagle The Liberty Bell The Statue of Liberty They can be used to organize writing, to take notes while reading a story/watching a video, and in many other ways. Fonts: KG Fonts Images: Google Images

This is a unit devoted to the five senses, an important science standard in the kindergarten curriculum. It is presented as a seven day unit, but can be fit into a five day unit if necessary. It includes a pre and post test and a worksheet and activity for each of the five senses. It is an extension on my Mystery Balloons product in my store. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments! Fonts: KG Fonts

Simple Fact Family craftivity, perfect for spring! KG Fonts Google Images

Read, label, and write preschool/kindergarten vocabulary words including animals, stop, train, mom, and dad. Blanks are left to add pictures of mom and dad. Perfect for special education! I use it as a task binder in my classroom. Laminate and use again and again! KG Fonts Google Images

Ready for St. Patrick's Day? You will be with this fun strategy game! Perfect for math centers, students take turns crossing out shamrocks in groups. The last student to cross out a shamrock is the loser. KG Fonts Google Images

Read the story about the Christmas tree and place the pictures in the correct order. Perfect for Christmas! I laminate and use velcro in special education. Would be great for pre-k through 1st grade! KG Fonts Google Images

Students take turns crossing out flowers. The last person to cross out a flower loses. Great for math workshop centers! KG Fonts Google Images

Students will cut and paste strips to skip count by 10s. This Arctic themed errorless activity is great for kindergarten, first grade, or special education.

Kindergarten subtraction story problems. Subtraction stories within 10. Practice reading skills and different math strategies while solving subtraction problems. Image: Google Images

A simple cut and past worksheet to help practice pronouns. Students simply cut out the pronouns and glue them into sentences. A great informal assessment tool that can be completed independently.

Reading comprehensions tool for visualizing. Students draw a picture of their character and describe them using evidence from the text. I used KG fonts :)

I use this as a preview for inferences or as a review of other peoples feelings for my children on the autistic spectrum.