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Fun with coins!

Fun with coins!

Last week we wrapped up our coin unit. Our coin unit is one of my very favorite skills to teach in…
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Four 4 Friday

Four 4 Friday

I’m linking up with Doodle Bugs to share 5 of my favorite things from this week!  I had big plans…
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Five 4 Friday

Five 4 Friday

Y’all. Today was the 100th Day of School. ‘Nuff said. I’m exhausted from all my partyin’!  I’m linking up with Doodle…
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  • Fine Motor Letter and Number Mats for Preschool, PreK, and Kindergarten
  • Here is a cute, fun activity for Spring - Copy the Caterpillar Visual Spatial and Visual Motor Activity Freebie. Challenge children's visual-spatial skills and visual motor skills. #visualspatial #visualmotor #freeprintablesSpring #spring #springprintables
  • FREE Printables to help you create your own Fine Motor Take Home Kit from Differentiated Kindergarten
  • This fine motor skills game, Eat the Cheese, is super adorable and fun to get little fingers ready to pick up small objects. You can download it for free at the end of this post!
  • These colorful greeting signs will immediately impact your classroom culture! Post on your classroom door as teacher or a student greeter warmly welcomes classmates as students point to their greeting of choice as they enter the room. Greeting students will set a positive tone each day. Help your students feel welcome and safe the moment they arrive! Best of all, these greetings will help strengthen relationships by providing an opportunity for brief chit-chat and personal connections.
  • Create customized goal trackers for your Pre-K or K students with this easy system! Choose from a variety of age-appropriate ELA, Math, and Personal goals as well as weekly, monthly, or yearly goals.
  • Sample small group schedule for 2nd grade- in this model, teacher is able to meet with students everyday. Small Group in 2nd grade-TheAppliciousTeacher.com
  • Combine fine motors skills, handwriting practice and common preschool skills with these dry erasable shape tracing cards. #preschool #handwriting
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While I’m sitting at OT for little P, I thought I’d share a fine motor activity with y’all! 😬 I’ll be doing preschool with him at home next year (his daycare got torn up by a storm🌪) and fine motor + alphabet are two things we’ll be hitting all year. So, I wanted to incorporate as much of both into one activity as I could. 💪 These lacing cards are going to work his little fingers all while learning the alphabet and letter sounds. 🍎 These (+ several other fine motor mats) are available in my store! // Link below 💜💜 www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Alphabet-Activities-Lacing-Letter-Mats-Fine-Motor-Lacing-Card... ... See MoreSee Less

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A few years ago I used this Friend-Diagram activity with my students to teach compare and contrast! I always love how they turn out! It’s FREE on the blog and I re-shared it in my Weekly Recap (several weeks ago) on the blog, too! Hope you can use it! Link here 👉 // smittenwithfirstblog.com/weekly-recap-3/ ... See MoreSee Less

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💜💜Start praying now, even if you don’t know his/her name! ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Sticky Tables was a class favorite years ago! It gets kiddos up and moving!! 🤩 It works with multiple subject areas/standards and can also be used for informal assessments! 👍 My last post showed how to use it with skip counting and here I show it used with subitizing/number sense, ABC order, and handwriting practice. See previous post for directions on how to play 💜💜 ... See MoreSee Less

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Re-sharing this skip counting number lines activity from years ago! 👉 Skip counting from any given number is such an important skill for our little ones - not just reciting 2,4,6,8,etc! Here's how we did it! Put sticky notes on the table, each student chooses one sticky note to start off with and then they just fill in the boxes using an expo marker on their desk! You could even use washi tape to create the number lines! ... See MoreSee Less

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