More free stuff:)

Here are a few pages I will be including into the take home/sight word folders for the first few weeks. Each child will also have a name practice page as well as some name activities. I will be working on those over the next couple of days. Anyway, the first one is a sight word coloring page and the second is a take home number/word/counting memory game. For the game, I would print on card stock and then have parents cut apart. To make it easier for parents and kids, I will be putting a star on the back of all of the numbers, a heart on the back of all of the words, and a circle on the back of all of the counting rectangles. That way students will choose one heart, one star, and one circle when they are playing the game. Hope you enjoy:)

Rocket Ship Coloring

I am not sure what the problem is, but for some reason this page is not looking its best. HOWEVER, if you click the words Fish Count, found below, you will be taken to Scribd, where you can download the correct version:)!

Fish Count

New Things!! Freebies inside!

It has been a few days since I have posted much of anything, and there IS a reason!! I have been busy working away on several fun new projects for my class. Here is a little sample of what has been going on...



Thanks to Kindergarten Crayons and Fabulous in First for sharing the awesome color/number freebies above. I printed their cards and then put them on cardstock, we will use them to play a class matching game throughout the year! I can't wait to try out these awesome ideas!

As for the other items, here they are! The game I Have, Who has is used in many classrooms. I have made a set of cards for the game using our STAR words for the beginning of the year, which are color and number words. Print on card stock and laminate to make your cards last longer! Feel free to use this activity, but please do not repost as your own! Don't forget, when playing the game, the first person to go reads only the BOTTOM of their card, place this card face up on the table throughout the game. The last person to go will be the person who is holding the card which matches the top of the starting card. Have fun playing:)!

I Have Who Has Color and Number Words

And for more color word practice, I made the My Book of Many Colors. After I made the book there was a copy sitting on our table and my kiddo decided he would like to try finding some colors! As you can see we used magazines to find pictures for each page. He also colored the words and then traced the words at the bottom of the page. This is a great activity for both preschool (like my little guy) and kindergarten. The book includes all of the following colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, white, brown, black, and gray. Enjoy:)!







And here is the document!
My Book of Many Colors

I have also been very busy crafting (thanks to Pinterest) things for my classroom. Those adorable little airplanes, which I will be using to hang great work from on a bulletin board, can be found here at parenting.com

I have mentioned before that I am always looking for ways to keep my kids in one place while in workshops and centers. I have made two of these great rugs which will be great for keeping fidgety bottoms in one place. The directions can be found at Family Fun .

It has been a busy week of crafting! And there are more projects on the way! Check back soon for more freebies!!! And don't forget to follow the blog so you will be notified when there are freebies available. The link to follow is on the left!

Mrs. Kelly's Kindergarten!!

Howdie!

Well, in the midst of an intense World Cup game, I was busy working away on some fun ideas:)! The inspiration for one of those ideas came from Mrs. Kelly's Kindergarten . I was SO excited to find her blog. All in one place I found these:





Those spellers were my inspiration for these:





Mrs. Kelly has tons of great ideas and she would love for you to visit her blog! Make sure to check out her posts about literacy centers and organization. Look at the left side of her blog to find her posts organized by subject! Hope you find some great ideas from Mrs. Kelly!