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I created a bunch of different activities for the 5 sense unit during my Kindergarten student teaching experience. They kids loved it. I went for hands on, cross-curricular, and engaging activities for them to learn about their 5 senses. Instructions are on page one.

I created this little mini book for my students to learn about different types of maps in our geography unit in social studies. I print this 2 sided, flip on the long edge, so the pictures of each type of map is next to the reading about that type of map. They typically work with a partner on this and there are comprehension questions at the end of the packet.

For anyone who uses Word of Life for their religion curriculum, I created these review pages for my second grade class. Each review focuses on a whole unit. This currently includes review for units 1 through 4. Unit 5 coming soon. Unit 1: focuses on creation, Adam and Eve, the begging stuff Unit 2: focuses on leading up to the birth of Jesus Unit 3: focuses on Jesus Unit 4: focuses on the sacraments, specifically reconciliation Unit 5: focuses more on the Eucharist

I created this resource for some of my students to help them with their sight words. This resource uses the Dolch Pre-Primer word list.

I created this resource to help my students review before the math module 1 unit test. We use Eureka Math for NYS. These pages could also be great for morning work. Answer Keys are included.

These pages are all different reading & writing activities and all are about colors. I have included a variety of activities for different primary skill levels.

I created a cut and paste activity for my students last year. I just updated it a bit for this year so it will fit in their notebooks a bit better. I would have them cut & paste as we go through the notes via slideshow. I also have an activity for them to actually practice the steps of the Scientific Method after notes. All of these can be found on my tpt in a bundle for the Scientific Method.

I created this as a little booklet to send home on the first day to give parents an idea of what to expect this year. Totally editable as you need it to be. I included things like topics of focus, supply check, homework policy, lab safety info, about the teacher page, and a parent contact/important student info page. You could add pages about field trips/COVID guidelines, etc. I printed so it was like a little book and each was only on half of a page. You could use it full sheet if you want/need

Here are daily report sheets I created with preschoolers in mind. They are half sheets and would need to be cut down the middle (after copies would be made obviously).

I created these gumball machines that are "filled" with sight words. I have mine in dry erase sleeves. The idea is the students can use dry erase markers to color in a gumball that matches the sight word on the base of the machine. I use these sight words because they are the ones we use at the center I work at for our preschool rooms. There are 10 pages all together.