Another fun free Thanksgiving graphing worksheet for kindergartener and first graders. Use the Thanksgiving pictures to help make a bar graph of the data. Click here for the PDF: I Can Graph the Pictures- Thanksgiving 1 Woo hoo!
I absolutely loves this easy Thanksgiving turkey craft. It’s very simple, but it turns out pretty ADORABLE! Click here for the tutorial over at Happy Home Fairy.
I haven’t done much with sight words on this blog so far, so I thought I’d take advantage of the fun Autumn leaves and make a fall themed sight words worksheet for kindergarten or preschool. I suggest having the student color the word “yellow” with a yellow crayon and “orange” with an orange crayon, etc. This way, they can still do the activity even if they haven’t mastered color words yet. This is a great activity for fine motor skills to color in the irregular-shaped leaves. Enjoy!
Click here for the free printable page: Falling for Sight Words
First let me say thank you to all those Veterans (and their families) out there who have sacrificed so much for our America. Thank you!!!
Here are 2 free printable coloring pages (source) for you to use as you remember this special day. Click here for the Veteran’s Day coloring pages: Veterans Day Coloring Page I and Veterans Day Coloring Page II Here are some images that might be helpful for your class (to see the uniforms of each branch): detail on uniforms, All Branches- dress uniforms
.Last year’s post included a comprehension worksheet detailing the history and significance of Veteran’s Day so be sure to check that out too! Looking for more Veteran’s Day fun? Here’s a cool website for kids (published by Veteran’s Affairs) called VA Kids. It’s got activities, facts and games for kids K-5th. Kids Connect also has a great page about Veteran’s Day. Enjoy!
Why not sneak some word sorting and alphabetizinginto your November fast-finisher activities? This fun Thanksgiving printable activity includes some alphabetizing, sorting and drawing centered around Thanksgiving words. Click here for the free PDF: Thankful words
This free printable teaches poetry and grammar while letting your kids celebrate Thanksgiving! Click here for the PDF: Grammatical Poetry- Thanksgiving Happy Turkey Day!
Here’s what the page looks like:
My previous fall number sort was such a hit, that I decided to tweak it a bit and make another one. Sort the leaves by coloring them according to the number inside (tens, evens, odds). Enjoy!
Click here for the free printable PDF: Fall leaves number sort 2 UPDATED
Who says grammar has to be boring!? Here’s a fun twist on grammar, specifically parts of speech. Kids color a Thanksgiving picture and then identify nouns, verbs and adjectives that have to do with their picture. A fun, free and easy activity (that still aligns with common core standards) for any busy teacher to use. Enjoy!
Click here for the free printable PDF pages: page 1 page 2 page 3
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