Groundhog Day Writing Paper
A writing practice page with a groundhog theme. Features handwriting lines. You can download the PDF here:
A writing practice page with a groundhog theme. Features handwriting lines. You can download the PDF here:
Pocket chart printable including yes and no cards, question header cards, and small graphs. Questions: Do you think the groundhog will see his shadow? Have you ever seen a groundhog before? You can download the PDF here:
Can you help the groundhog count to 20? Some of the numbers are missing and need to be filled in by the student. You can download the PDF here:
Printable number cards feature a groundhog along with numbers 1 to 12. Print multiple copies for games, learning centers, math problems, classroom display, and more! You can download the PDF here:
Coloring page features groundhog with the question, “Will I see my shadow?” Could be used alongside a classroom display, in conjunction with the groundhog graphing printable, or simply as a coloring page. You can download the PDF here:
Match uppercase to lowercase letters. These cards feature a Chinese dragon and lantern. You can download the PDF here: Chinese Alphabet Letter Match
Here is a pattern or coloring sheet for Chinese New Year featuring a Chinese lantern. You can download the PDF here: Chinese Lantern
Printable penguin cards with numbers 0-31 plus blank cards. Sized for a calendar or to use for manipulatives, learning centers, counting, or print multiple copies for matching, addition & subtraction problems, etc. There are blank cards included for you to add your own numbers or symbols. You can download the PDF here: Penguin Calendar Numbers
This is a great activity for the week before winter vacation — very calming activity. Be sure to play soothing instrumental music during the building process. Objectives: listen to literature about the North Pole, bakeries, Mrs. Santa Claus, ginger bread. follow directions to assemble a gingerbread house out of icing, graham crackers and candy. write…
Students help make a classroom Thanksgiving decoration using fine motor skills–cutting & rolling–to create paper curls. Objectives: Art; fine motor skills: Students use cutting skills and pencil rolling to create paper curls. Materials: Brown posterboard Brown construction paper Assorted color construction paper Glue Scotch tape child- size scissors “primary” (fat) pencils colored copy paper Lesson…