Kindergarten

LETTER PUZZLES!!! Put some zest into matching upper and lowercase letters with these fun Letter Puzzles! Students cut out the puzzle pieces and paste them on the corresponding letter to reveal a fun picture. Once done, they can color the picture. Great practice for fine motor skills and the alphabet letters.

These Editable Dotted Names to Trace Printable Mats will be a hit! Name practice do a dot mats are so versatile for teachers, homeschoolers and parents! Each mat contains children's names in do a dot clipart. Help kids develop fine motor skills by having the kids use bingo markers to build each letter of their name. Update 26/08/24: Added an option for printing individual letters on separate pages. Print 2 to a page and paste them onto cardstock colored paper / astrobrights! IMPORTANT...

My students are obsessed with Mat Man! I am always looking for a way to include more learning opportunities in our busy day! Creating a resource that combines Math and Literacy is my favorite way to sneak everything in before dismissal! This game is so much fun and my students ask to do this activity over and over again! This download is 2 games in 1: Roll & Build Mat Man AND Roll & Draw Mat Man! What's included?DirectionsMat Man Roll & Build Key with NumeralsMat Man Roll & Build

These FREE alphabet puzzle with pictures and letters summer theme will be a HIT with your preschoolers and kindergarten kids.

These incredibly easy to use editable playdoh name mats utilize my custom dough font created exclusively for my products! Providing an engaging, hands-on learning opportunity, these mats are easily customized by just filling in one sheet with your class names and the other 120 are automatically populated! Decorated with original clip art to ensure they are inviting and visually engaging! Specially programmed to adjust the size of the font for longer names but for the code to work YOU HAVE TO...

Quickly and easily create customized name puzzles for your each child in your Preschool, Pre-K, or Kindergarten classroom.These editable name puzzles will help your students learn how to recognize the letters in their names. Just type your student's names in the class list, click the update button, and print your puzzles - easy peasy!IDEAS FOR USEIndividual Work Morning Tubs Small Group Table Time Arrival Activities HomeworkLiteracy Centers and more!Print your puzzles on colorful...

Hello Friends! As you know we LOVE to make materials to use with our students that they can get their hands-on and have FUN! Did you buy these clips from the Target Dollar Spot? If you didn't, you can make your own! We got some and we made these to match! Students will learn and have fun matching the beginning sounds! They can also practice finding the missing letter! They can also practice matching beginning sound cards! As I began to think of all of the different clip stations I wanted...

Contains OVER 200 Letter Tile Puzzle Task Cards! Activities included are phonics and phonemic awareness based. The letter tile puzzles are from the Target Dollar Spot! You can print off the letter tiles included in this product and not purchase a physical puzzle!There are FOUR main ares of focus within this activity:Reading and building CVC wordsLetter matching-lowercase and capital lettersFirst sound fluency practice-match the first sound with the letter tilesBlank tiles used as elkonin...

Learning letters & their sounds is so important! In our alphabet beginning sounds sorting activity, kids will match the picture cards to the correct letter.

These mitten counting mats are perfect for students to work on 0-10 number recognition, matching, number formation and counting.

Item description Fruit Loop Letters Activities, Uppercase Alphabet Centers for Morning tub. Practice letter recognition and letter formation with this super affordable alphabet activity. A super hands-on way to engage students while learning to build their Letters/Alphabets. These Alphabet Literacy centers can be used to introduce, recognize, build and trace letters to pre-k and kindergarten students. A fun, play-based literacy activity that can be used all year. Activities Included: 26...

In July my mind starts turning to the beginning of the year and I start thinking about the alphabet. Yes. The alphabet....(you might be thinking beach, I'm think ABC's) I remember that all of my brand new, bright eyed, bushy tailed kindergarteners are going to be bursting with excitement to start learning to read but a lot of them will not know their letters. Like even one. The best way to get them the exposure they need is LOTS and LOTS of hands on stuff. Here are some summer finds that...