Happy Wednesday! We made it through the first official week of school. Whoohoo! I was very nervous about our little guy's new routine, but he is loving it so far. He has always been a homebody (since the day we brought him home from the NICU) so going to school has been quite the accomplishment for him. So proud of him! For today's post I'm sharing September Writing Activities and Crafts for Fall. Y'all know how much I love these thematic … [Read more...]
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Summer Writing Activities and Crafts
Whew. It's been a while. Between creating digital resources and navigating the remainder of my daughter's school year, I have been super MIA from sending out weekly posts. I hope that you doing well and finally getting a chance to catch your breath! Ok, let's get started with today's post. Summer Writing Activities and Crafts! I am so excited about these. Write-Tivities are one of my favorite resources. Whether you're teaching poetry, … [Read more...]
February Writing Activities and Crafts
Happy Tuesday! I hope you all had a great and restful weekend. I wanted to share some February writing activities and crafts with y'all. The best part: they're currently ON SALE for the TPT Site Wide Sale! February Writing Activities and Crafts Write-Tivities are one of my favorite resources. Why? Because whether you're teaching poetry, narrative, descriptive, expository, or any type of writing, there is an option for all! Along with a … [Read more...]
December writing activities
December is here, y'all! That means it's time to deck the halls with all the holiday goodies. Today, I'm sharing a look at some December writing activities that you can use with a variety of prompts. These are part of the Write-tivities series; you can find all of the months here. Let’s take a look! December Writing Activities These Santas might just be one of my favorites. They can be used as a follow up to a fictional read aloud. … [Read more...]
October writing activities
Can you believe it is already October? The crisp fall air, leaves, pumpkin spice everything, plus all the fun colors just makes me love October more and more each year! PLUS, this is such a fun time in the classroom with learning all about bats, pumpkins, and spiders! Today, I am sharing some October writing activities that you can use with a variety of prompts. Let's take a look! October Writing Activities These bats might just be … [Read more...]
March Writing Prompts
With March coming up tomorrow [February flew by], I wanted to share some March writing prompts with you all. These prompts will make planning March writing a breeze. With 7 different craftivities and over 40 writing prompts, this resource is a go-to for March writing prompts. Prompts cover how to writing, opinion, creative writing, and persuasive writing could easily be incorporated into one or more prompts. Each craft also comes with 3 … [Read more...]
Handwriting Sort FREEBIE
We hit the ground running with handwriting expectations at the beginning of the school year. After spending the first few weeks reviewing our letters and how they are formed, we then move on to discuss the expectations for our handwriting. We started off creating an anchor chart together. I told my students that we were going to make a chart with the same word...written 3 different ways. I also let them know that every letter … [Read more...]
Recap + Freebies!
Happy Friday! I cannot believe September is half way over; I swear the older I get the more time flies by so quickly. The weather has been so nice here and it's finally starting to feel like fall outside. Speaking of weather, I'm praying for all of you that have been affected or have family/friends affected by the hurricanes and fires. Here’s this week’s weekly recap! *all the links are posted below the pics* IG POSTS FROM THE … [Read more...]
FREE Letter and Number Formation activity
My youngest started kinder this year. Due to his spina bifida and paralysis, writing is a hurdle for him. I try to have him practice letter and number formation any chance I can. However, he does not like handwriting pages. The boy will let out a growl if I put one in front of him! ha! So, to make things fun, we've been using this FREE letter and number formation activity. This is played just like the classic tic-tac-toe that we grew up … [Read more...]
Apple Week Activities
Happy Thursday! Today, I'm doing an Apple Round Up of all the things that might be helpful to you during your Apple Week! Apple Week Activities Apple Plate: This apple craft doubles as a wreath! It can be used to write adjectives that describe an apple, write/draw the stages of an apple life cycle, write facts about apples, facts about Johnny Appleseed, or sequencing how to make applesauce. This can also be used within any subject area; … [Read more...]
Short Vowel e Phonics Activities and Games
Today I am sharing lots of short vowel e phonics activities and games within Phonics Friends. PFs are phonics activities that teach the weekly phonics skill through engaging, interactive, hands on, and fun ways to practice! I absolutely love Phonics Friends. You can see more Phonics Friends HERE and see what teachers love about them HERE. I hope that you will find this helpful when you sit down to plan out your short e learning! Let's get … [Read more...]
Weekly Recap + September Activities
Here's this week's weekly recap! *all the links are posted below the pics* IG POSTS FROM THE WEEK: Little P is working on sight words this week. He played this simple but fun game called Heads or Tails. To play, stack the cards in a pile face down. Flip a coin and flip over a card. If the coin lands on head, read the word. If it lands on tails, write the word. This was so simple and fun. You can find a full list of ways to practice … [Read more...]
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