These printable writing pages with handwriting lines can be printed for use in your classroom or at home. Students may choose from themed writing pages for seasonal activities or they can supplement a lesson that focuses on a school or back-to-school theme. School bus printable writing paper with handwriting lines and without: School Bus Writing…
“I Can Draw Shapes” – Each page has dashed shapes with simple text. Students trace, color, and read! Shapes include circle, square, triangle, rectangle, and oval. The sentence pattern is “I can draw a [name of shape].” Related Standards: Kindergarten > Math > Geometry: Identify and describe shapes. Analyze, compare, create, and compose shapes.
Children graph the M&Ms by color, graph their favorite color M and M as a class. Objectives: To learn how to count and to help reinforce colors. Materials: A small graph with the different colors of M and M’s Try this printable M & M Chart from A to Z Teacher Stuff M&M’s A large…
Give students a handful or small bag of M&Ms. Students use the chart to graph the number of M&Ms of each color. Can be used with the preschool lesson M & M Counting Chart. Printable M & Ms Candy Color Graph
Body part nomenclature cards available in both English and Spanish versions. English version includes printable cards for the following body parts: foot, hand, ear, nose, knee, hair, mouth, eyes, thigh, head, waist, stomach, shoulder, neck, elbow, chest, angle, toes, leg, arm, fingers Spanish version includes printable cards for the following body parts: la mano, el…
Label the body parts on the worksheet. There is a boy and a girl option. Body Part Worksheet – Boy Body Part Worksheet – Girl
Students will practice biographical and autobiographical forms of writing: autobiography, biopoem, character traits, classmate biography. Objectives: Write an autobiographical essay that utilizes all components in the writing process. (Prewriting, drafting editing, revision, publishing) Write a biopoem (biographical) that describes key character traits of one’s self. Conduct and write a biographical essay of a classmate using…
“Me” Activities These teaching ideas were shared by members at the A to Z Teacher Stuff Forums. teacherkasey: Read Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes and talk about the children’s names (how did they get them, how many letters are in each, graph number of letters) Make tactile names (write children’s names in glue and have children put macaroni or…
This is a beginning of the year activity for a great alphabet book – Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. Objectives: cut and assemble a coconut tree from construction paper without using a pattern form letters to place on their coconut tree recall and express their favorite part of the story You’ll be able to assess cutting…
Magnetic Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Tree Make a magnetic Chicka Chicka tree for students to practice letter recognition and retelling Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. Objectives: Story retelling and letter recognition Materials: Small coffee cans (metal) Duct tape Brown paint green felt magnetic letters Lesson Plan: Tape together 3 or 4 small coffee cans, stacked on…