Homework Folder FREEBIE
Here is a printable that I add to my homework folders. It's a good way to review those basic skills which include colors, shapes, numbers, months of the year, and days of the week. It's available in English and Spanish.
Nut Free Zone Freebie
Is your school nut free? Or just your classroom?
Here is cute sign to post so that visitors know.
Letter Ll Ten Frame Fun!
We are starting the year off right in my room.... working on ten frames from the beginning.
Here is a freebie letter Ll ten frame sheet you can use to do the same.
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Students color in the ten frame to match the number by the lion... simple!
Have a happy Friday!
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Mary Amoson, Sharing Kindergarten http://www.facebook.com/SharingKindergarten  |
I can write my name!
At the beginning of kindergarten, practicing writing your name is super important!
Most of my students come in to kinder knowing how to spell their name out loud, but very few have actually had practice writing it. I made this printable to give my students a fun way to practice writing their names!
Fancy pen is probably their favorite!
Head on over to my blog to download this freebie and see what else I use to help my kinders with fine motor skills in the beginning of the year.
Free Dolch Word List Assessments
Finally, I've finished the last of the Dolch word list assessments. Even though this says third grade, I still have students that learn some of the words from it. Head on over to my blog to pick up this assessment along with all the other Dolch assessments and the a letter assessment.
STOP Getting Those 'No Name' Papers
With the beginning of the year here, it is time to establish new classroom routines and procedures! One procedure that I wanted my students to 'get down' right away is writing their name on their paper. I have cards on the board with the steps they are supposed to follow, I remind them to write their name a couple of times, and still....I get papers with no name!
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On the second day of school, I showed my students our 'hand in' box and we went over highlighting our names before we put our work in. So far, so good!! There was a couple of times where a student went to hand in their paper, they grabbed a highlighter, and realized they hadn't written their name!
To grab your freebie and read more about my first week of school, click here or on the picture above.
Enjoy! and start catching those 'no name' papers!
Letter Formation Freebie
Last year I created a fun Letter Limerick and Poem pack
for capital letters based on the amazing work of Dr. Holly... Dr. Jean's daughter.
Here is what they look like!
Then, you guys asked for a lowercase version.
And Dr. Holly worked hard and created a lowercase set of limericks and poems.
So I got busy and created a matching set of posters.
And all these are perfectly free... no strings attached... grab the download and enjoy!
Click on any of the pictures or {here} to grab these free Letter Limericks and Poems.
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Mary Amoson, Sharing Kindergarten http://www.facebook.com/SharingKindergarten |
Out of this world freebie
This is a simple little activity that didn't make it into my larger space pack. It's perfect for younger children learning to put numbers in order. For older children, see if they can continue on if you start at a number other than one. Make two copies and play concentration. Click on the picture below to grab it for free.
Back 2 School is No Joking Matter Blog Hop
Many of us have already headed back to school.
Some of us are starting this week.
Then there are the lucky ones who have a few weeks left of summer vacation.
But, no matter how you slice it, it's going to happen sooner or later. We all have to go back to using our teacher voices, scheduling our bathroom breaks, sitting for hours writing our lesson plans, and sneaking M&Ms when we think no one is looking.
Well, the teachers from Freebielicious would like to take this opportunity to give you all a few things to laugh about during this time of utter panic and total exhaustion. It's time to take a break from the stapler that won't penetrate the wall, the alphabet letter that slipped behind your white board, never to be seen again, and the hundreds of books in your library that are no longer sorted. Don't think about the tons of meetings you are asked to attend when you'd rather be setting up your classroom, or the fact that you have 5 Ashley's in your class, and their last names all begin with the letter B.
Sit back with a cup of fresh brewed coffee (or chocolate milk, if you're like me and don't drink coffee!) and take a few moments to click through our blog hop and enjoy some hearty laughs. Then, when you are done, you can go back to completing all the tasks on your to do list. I hope you do so with a little less panic and a lot less exhaustion, knowing that you are not the only one wishing you could extend your summer vacation by just a few measly days weeks months.
Head on over to my blog to start the hop!
Community Helpers Yatta!!! A Fast Paced Math Fluency Game.
Looking for a fun, fast-paced number fluency game for the beginning of the year? I have a differentiated one that is going to become of a favorite in your class. I promise.
Yatta!!!
What does it mean? (And more importantly, how can you get your hand on this fun-tabulous little freebie?) Well, hop on over to my blog, A Differentiated Kindergarten, and I can answer both those questions for you.
See you there.
Making Class Books
One of my favorite activities to do with my class is to make class books. After I bind the book together, I stick it in our classroom library for the students to read. They absolutely love it!
The first class book we are going to make this year is titled At School. This book will be all about things we like to do and can do at school.
Head on over to my blog to download this fun little book and see how else I teach writing in the beginning of the year!
~Miss Kindergarten~
My Secret to an Easier Beginning of School for Teachers!
Do you get tired of writing your students' names in all of the places they need to be to start the school year?? I did, so I finally came up with a way that saved tons of time and makes it oh so easy to complete this task. Swing on into MMMB to find a freebie that will save you time, too!
We Love to Play with QR Codes!
Want an easy way to get your students to the correct website without you standing over them or walking back to that location over...
and over...
and over again!?!
Try this freebie sheet at your computer and/or smart device station today!
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Mary Amoson, Sharing Kindergarten http://www.facebook.com/SharingKindergarten |
Alphabet Wall Templates
The alphabet wall in my kindergarten classroom is always a showstopper for visitors. They love the big bold letters and bright colors on display. I love using the beautiful wall as an educational tool as my students study each sound in the alphabet.
By the end of the year, the letters transform and look like this:
Stop by the Kinder-Craze blog to learn more about how I use the wall as a teaching tool. While you're there, download a free set of Alphabet Wall Templates to help you create an alphabet board in your own classroom!
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