This printable foot pattern can be used for all kinds of feet activities. Make a book, a number line, patterns, or use with books like Dr. Seuss’s The Foot Book or How Big Is A Foot? Printable Feet Patterns [box]Don’t Miss: Dr. Seuss Teaching Theme • Dr. Seuss-Themed Printables[/box]
Print Mardi Gras mask onto cardstock or construction paper. Templates may be resized to fit as needed. Decorate with buttons, sequins, feathers, scraps of paper, or any other embellishment. Mardi Gras Mask Templates
Don’t Miss: Dr. Seuss Teaching Theme • Dr. Seuss-Themed Printables] Students use And To Think I Saw It On Mulberry Street by Dr. Seuss to write a story. Objectives: The students will listen to a story, then use the same format to write a class book. Materials: writing paper And to Think That I Saw It On Mulberry…
⭐ Lots of FREE Hat Printables Below!! ⭐ I first drew this hat during recess when I was teaching kindergarten—just a pencil sketch and a Sharpie. More than twenty years later, it’s still one of the most downloaded printables on A to Z Teacher Stuff. I hope your students enjoy it as much as mine…
Make words from the letters in Presidents Day and write them on the lines. Presidents’ Day Make a Word Activity:
Printable pages for creating a mobile featuring presidents Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. Great for Presidents’ Day or studies involving the presidents. You can download all four pages of the PDF here:
Students write the presidential words in alphabetical order. You can download the PDF here:
Students must decide whether facts about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln are true or false. Students select their answer by clipping a clothespin on either true or false. You can download the PDF here:
A Venn diagram for facts about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. You can download the PDF here:
Writing Paper: “If I Were President…” with handwriting lines. You can download the PDF here: