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This bundle includes 26 letters of the Alphabet. Children will cut and sort uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet. A letter can be placed at a Word Work center daily or weekly allowing students time to practice letter name recognition and discrimination.

Simple Behavior Chart for the week for any students that you have started a behavior plan for. You can tailor it to the needs of each child. Maybe if they get 4 or 5 smiley faces they can get a prize, or extra free time, or even play a game on the computer. I use this in Kindergarten. Great for grades Pre K-3

Florida B.E.S.T Standards at a glance. Foundational Skills, Reading, Communication, and Vocabulary standards

A beach themed poster set including numbers 1-10. This set shows the number, it represented in tally marks, ten frame, and on dice. A great display in a classroom of primary children.

Simple worksheet where students can sort the uppercase S and lowercase S. Use as center or whole group activity. I would recommend this for Pre-K- Kindergarten

Use as a Literacy Center. Students will walk around the classroom and write words from charts, the board, any where they find words.