TheseViolentDelights

This bundle is your one-stop-shop for all things alphabet! Included in this bundle are 3 worksheets for each letter, A-Z. The worksheets are varied and fun, plus they cover a large range of skills (from matching and tracing, to artistic expression). To thank you for making this awesome investment, you will receive a bonus worksheet! The document is called "Wrong ABC", and it's a silly way for your students to review the whole alphabet. All they have to do is circle the letters that are out of

This is a fun craft to do around St. Patrick's Day! Give your students a pile of Froot Loops to sort and glue on their rainbow. When they're done, they will count and record how many they have of each color! Tip: The final step can be done in one of two ways, depending on age and comfort level. Students can count all Froot Loops on the page and write their total. Students can make an equation with the numbers they found for each color.

If your students are in the early stages of learning numbers, this bundle will contain a lot of great resources for you! All 13 files are varied and fun, plus they cover a large range of skills (from matching and tracing, to artistic expression). As always, feel free to modify and adapt these worksheets to fit your needs!

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter Z! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter Y! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter J! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter X! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter U! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter T! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter W! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter R! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter Q! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter O! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter S! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter P! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter L! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter N! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

Use these simple resources while exploring the Letter M! As you work through the rest of the alphabet, please see A-Z Activity Bundle for similar worksheets.

This is a larger project that students can work on for several days! First, explain what a quilt is with the help of pictures or physical examples. Next, have students create their own quilt by decorating each square with a different style or medium. The end result will be a collage of mini masterpieces!

I used this worksheet as an excuse to have my students practice their scissor skills. After we reviewed the look and sound of the letter V, students cut thin strips of string and glued them onto their violin.