Growing and changing

These kindergarten anchor charts will give you the tools you need to teach math, reading, friendship skills, and much more!

Our twins were in preschool when I first heard them say things like, “I’m just not good at that.” Or “I can’t do that.” I remember feeling so disheartened. We’d made such an effort to encourage and emphasize growth and strengths in our home. I knew, of course, that adults have a strong negativit

Our twins were in preschool when I first heard them say things like, “I’m just not good at that.” Or “I can’t do that.” I remember feeling so disheartened. We’d made such an effort to encourage and emphasize growth and strengths in our home. I knew, of course, that adults have a strong negativit

Teaching about timelines, what they are, how to use & create them? This science and social resources gives you a set of 6 printables that students can practice ordering the events in the life of each one of these living things! This set includes: The man's life The woman's life The butterfly's life The pumpkin's life The frogs' life The chicken's life Students will cut and glue to sequence the "lifecycle" of each. They will love adding color and taking them home to share. If you need other...

These 3 pages of questions about human development are a great springboard for discussions and a good tool for assessing students comprehension during a growing and changing unit. Instructions for printing and use Print on A4 paper. This item is part of a set of Growing and changing resources av...

Our twins were in preschool when I first heard them say things like, “I’m just not good at that.” Or “I can’t do that.” I remember feeling so disheartened. We’d made such an effort to encourage and emphasize growth and strengths in our home. I knew, of course, that adults have a strong negativit

This mini book allows students to document the changes that occur throughout a human life. Students are required to draw a picture of: 1. When they were a baby. 2. As a child (now). 3. As a teenager. 4. As an adult. 5. As an elderly person. The last page requires students to draw these stages of life into a lifecycle drawing. To extend students, ask them to label their drawings or write a sentence to accompany their drawing. The mini book comes with two choices of covers - male and female...

How do we change over time!Discuss what we need to grow and how we change over time. Ask your class to think about what they were like at different stages of their lives. Draw how they have changed over time!

Introduce toddlers to the underlying concept that all living things grow and change, including them. Age 3+

Living things change and grow over time- This is the second poster in the living things fact posters I created.

Growing and changing worksheets

Human life cycle worksheet for Kindergarten–Grade 1 students to practice sequencing life stages using a hands-on cut and paste activity.

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