Resources by Elizabeth

15 different puzzle piece templates come together to create a puzzle of 4, 8, 16, 24, 36 pieces - or more!! Fully customizable based on your vision and needs. Updated to include explicit directions for support with printing and assembling. Perfect for a bulletin board, door, and/or classroom wall display.

Initial letter alphabet picture cardsLetter sounds sorting game and/or postersEnhances early reading skills, letter recognition, sound recognition, and vocabularyImages include diverse people and ethnicities when possibleHigh quality, detailed, REAL photos of animals and objects2 versions included, 1 with all black lettering and 1 with first letter of each word is in RED to support early readersSee other sorting activities for young learners:- Plants We Eat & Don't Eat Sort- Baby Materials Sor

Pictures of different animals are all labeled with the initial letter in red to help early readers. Includes all real life, clear photos of many common and some uncommon animals. Invite children to sort pictures into 2 groups: Animals who live in homes (pets) & wild animals. Sometimes wild animals are pets. Discuss with children. Animals included:tiger, cat, bear, guinea pig, wolf, dog, eagle, bird, fox, zebra, snake, cobra, shark, goldfish, squirrel, hamster, iguana, lizard, lion, rabbit, hor

Pictures of different modes of transportation are all labeled with the initial letter in red to help early readers. Real life photos can be sorted by land, water, and air. Created to supplement the NYC DOE Pre-K Explore Curriculum - Unit 5: Transportation. See other sorting activities for young learners:- Plants We Eat & Don't Eat Sort- Baby Materials Sort- Land, Air, Water Sort- Pet vs. Wild Animal Sort- What Makes Light? Sort- Light vs. Dark Sort- Alphabet Sorting Cards- Healthy vs. Un

Includes number cards and dot cards for numbers 0-40. 6 cards per page Can be used for countless activities, including number recognition, quantifying practice, matching number and quantity, etc.

This 30-page set includes all of the templates necessary to teach a procedural (how to) writing unit. These sheets were originally created for grade 1, but all templates are differentiated, making them accessible to kindergarteners and second graders alike. This set includes: - [1] Unit explanatory letter to parents - [2] Blank brainstorming lists - [10] Differentiated writing graphic organizers - with three/four steps, primary/regular lines, with/without materials lists, etc. - [3] Exemplar pro

Comprehensive Grocery Store Dramatic Play Set Photos are clear, high-quality photographs of real people, food, and objectsPhotos depict diverse people of different ages, genders, and ethnicitiesWords have the first letter in red to support early readersIncluded in this comprehensive bundle:Banner: Large GROCERY STORE banner to hang above the centerBusiness Signs: Welcome, open, closed, thank you, store hours, sale signsLane Signs: checkout lanes 1-6Aisle Signs: Numbered signs with details of wh

Number Reference Chart for Early Learners (0-20)This versatile resource helps young learners build number recognition and counting skills from 0-20. Each number is represented in multiple formats to support different learning styles, including: Numerals, words, ten frames, and picture representations for each number from 0 to 20.Both black/white and color versions to accommodate various classroom themes and printing preferences.Various styles, colors, and fonts to fit your personal preference.Pa

How to writing template. To be used with the procedural writing unit by Lucy Calkins. For my entire How To Writing unit: Click Here for Complete How To Informational Writing SetFor more lined writing templates: Double-Sided Lined Writing TemplateZigZag Lined Writing TemplateDotted Lined Writing TemplateWavy Lined Writing TemplateSimple Name/Date Lined Writing TemplateSimple Double-Sided Name/Date Lined Writing TemplateLetter Writing Lined Writing Template

Letter Reversal Practice: Sorting and Tracing Activity (b vs. d, p vs. q)This engaging cut-and-paste activity helps students master letter recognition by focusing on commonly confused letters: b vs. d and p vs. q. With a variety of exercises, students can develop their visual discrimination skills and strengthen their letter formation. Worksheets Overview: The first two sheets focus on sorting letters, allowing students to visually differentiate between b, d, p, and q.The final two sheets challe

The acronym CUPS reminds students to check their writing for Capitalization, Understanding, Punctuation, Spelling & Spaces. For large size: Print all sheets and tape together to make an editing anchor chart. For individual size: Print small size and hand out or tape into student notebooks ** Updated to include both full-color and black & white versions, as well as a one-page version for students to use independently.

Pet shop theme for Dramatic Play Includes:Vocabulary cards/labels for common pet animals: cat, dog, snake, rabbit, turtle, hamster, guinea pig, fish, bird, lizard, frog, hermit crab, hedgehog, ferret, mouse, spiderVocab cards/labels for various pet store items: crate, collar, leash, food, dog food, cat food, fish food, rabbit food, guinea pig food, birdseedStore welcome signStore open signPets for sale signPet food for sale signCash register signDog grooming signAdoption papers signIndividual an

Includes printable resources for the Creative Curriculum First 6 Weeks of School unit GUIDED edition - Weekly questions - Questions of the day - Vocabulary cards - Number clip card counting game - Number order picture puzzles - School staff picture cards - Ultimate resource guide with activities and materials for every center

hese worksheets were designed for Pre-K's unit on Babies (NYC DOE Explore Unit 9). Can be used for homework, in-class activities, etc. Includes: • 1 page on patterns • 2 pages of number cut & paste (1-10) • 1 page of number order puzzle (1-10) • 1 page of parent/baby cut & paste matching • 1 page of parent/baby line matching All directions provided in both English and Spanish.

Comprehensive Recycling Center Dramatic Play Set for Classroom Learning Transform your classroom into an interactive and educational recycling hub with our "Recycling Center Dramatic Play Set"! Designed for the curious and growing minds of young learners, this resource is perfect for teachers looking to introduce environmental awareness and recycling concepts in a fun and engaging way. Key Features:Vocabulary Cards: This set includes detailed vocabulary cards for common recyclable materials like

Laundromat theme for Dramatic Play All images are REAL high-quality photos Includes:Vocabulary cards for (36) laundromat-related materials: washing machine, drying machine, laundry detergent, laundry pods, fabric softener, wrinkle release spray, stain spray, stain stick, dryer sheet, dryer balls, laundry scooper, vending machine, security camera, laundry basket, laundry cart, coin slot, lint trap, drying rack, clothesline, rope, clothespins, receipt, symbols guide, clothes tag, bleach, laundry b

More sophisticated synonyms for common words: fun, happy, sad, etc. Help support your students in using more complex vocabulary in their speaking and writing. These easily printable lists neatly display synonyms for common, simple words. 2 full sets of words in 2 separate fonts to meet your stylistic needsIncludes synonym lists for: sadhappymadscaredgoodbadbigsmallfunexcitingboringfunnykindprettysaid

This set includes picture cards of 90 different food items, 72 healthy cards and 18 unhealthy cards. Students can sort them in numerous different ways! Clear, easy-to-read font for early learnersReal photos of actual thingsFirst letter in red to support early readersIncludes the following...Fruits: Plum, orange, cherry, pear, peach, fig, banana, mango, lemon, avocado, apricot, persimmon, lime, lychee, pawpaw, quince, papaya, strawberry, gooseberry, raspberry, blueberry, cranberry, grapes, kiwi,

These cards are for a plants sort: edible plants and inedible plants. Can also be used as vocabulary cards. Each image has the corresponding word below in clear, black font. Can be used for general ELA purposes or for science. Specifically created to align with NYC DOE Pre-K Explore Unit 8: Plants. See other sorting activities for young learners:- Plants We Eat & Don't Eat Sort- Baby Materials Sort- Land, Air, Water Sort- Pet vs. Wild Animal Sort- What Makes Light? Sort- Light vs. Dark So

Includes all of the vocabulary words for the Creative Curriculum's FIRST 6 WEEKS OF SCHOOL Study - GUIDED editionPhotos are clear, high-quality photographs of real people and objects Photos depict diverse people of different ages, genders, and ethnicitiesWords have the first letter in red to support early readersVocabulary cards are separated and organized by InvestigationCards are sized to fit into generic pocket chartsVocabulary Words:Week 1 – Investigation 1: children’s names, interest area