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!
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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!
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I love colors. Especially on leaves. So here’s my educational way to bring color into math! Color the leaves based on the characteristics of the number on the leaf (multiple of ten, evens, odds). Good activity for building number sense and celebrating fall! Enjoy!
Click here for the free printable worksheet: Fall Leaves Number Sort 1
Here’s a collection of some of my favorite fall crafts for kids. These would be great to do with your class or your kids at home. Happy fall!
Directions for Paper Roll Pumpkins
Directions for Hand Print Owls
Easy, free Thanksgiving writing project about catching those fast and pesky turkeys! Emphasize the need for transition words to aid in sequencing. Click here for the PDF: How to Catch a Turkey PDF
It’s never too early for kids to start learning algebra concepts. Teaching 6th grade, I always used pictures to teach algebra, because (for some reason) it was easier for the kids to have a picture in a math problem than a letter. So here’s to early algebra learning! So here’s a simple addition worksheet and a multiplication worksheet to practice with!
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Making and recognizing patterns is a basic skill all younger grades work on. Here’s a simple worksheet to help you reinforce patterns for kindergarten, first grade and second grade. Click here for the free printable PDF: Thanksgiving patterns PDF
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