September Fall Activities for PreK, Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade

Happy Friday! We have a 3 day weekend and I am so ready! I am really looking forward to having no schedule!

Today I am sharing a big September / Fall round up (with a freebie) – everything is geared towards Prek/K, 1st, and 2nd.

September Fall Activities for PreK, Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade

Apple Flip Book: These are a great creative alternative for holding your students’ apple learning. They are adorable hanging in the hallway! There are 2 options included: 1) life cycle 2) facts. For younger grades, students can draw a picture on each flap rather than writing words.

2. Preschool, PreK, Kindergarten Centers: These are part of the monthly/seasonal packs that Kaitlyn (from The Stay at Home Teacher) and I created last year. We love these and use them with our personal kiddos! They include a ton of different skills such as letters, fine motor, number sense, informal add/subtract, measurement and lots more! You can find everything that is included here.

3. September STEM Activities: What I love about these is that they can easily be integrated into station time or used periodically throughout the month. You can see the full blog post, here.

4. Write-tivities: I did a post on these this week (here) and they now come in a digital form. Yay! These help ease the stress for writing! They include writing prompts, brainstorming maps/templates and craftivities for each month with several prompts to choose from!

You can find the printable writing here and digital here.

5. Game Mats : These are oldie but goodie. They can be used for ANY content during word work stations, math stations, whole group practice, or even intervention. These are great for a review game or a reinforcement game for a new concept. The goal is to fill up the mat by answering the content question on the editable game cards. Simply print, laminate, and add your own texts/content to the editable game cards!

To play: Students fill in the mat by answering or completing the task on the editable game cards. Once a student answers the question or completes the task on the card, they add an manipulative to the game mat. The goal is to fill the mat. Students can work with a partner (partner races) by sharing a mat and using two different colored manipulatives, or use separate mats and race to fill their mat up first! OR, students can complete the mats independently. You can add a timer for fluency also! They are a quick and simple way to incorporate games into your classroom. Perfect for stations!