January kindergarten

Grab these hands-on, highly engaging low prep January centers. Your students will love them while learning important key concepts!

Clever cut & paste sequencing activity to go along with There was an Old Lady who Swallowed Some Snow book for prek and kindergartners.

Free, fun and useful Kindergarten - 1st Grade, Common Core aligned lesson plans, math games, calendars, behavior charts, materials and more!

We love a good winter penguin unit and were thrilled to stumble across these fabulous activity ideas shared by Mrs. Ryder over at Literacy and Laughter! By the time they're done, your kiddos are sure to be penguin experts! Schema Anchor Chart Photo Source: Literacy and Laughter Before beginning the unit, discuss with your kiddos what they already know about penguins and record it on your anchor chart. From there, as they learn new facts and information, update the chart to reflect their new…

These Winter Literacy Activities are a fun, hands-on way for preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice the reading and writing skills.

These free winter math crafts for Kindergarten are a great way to combine art, fine motor practice, and math skills!

Looking for fun, skill based activities to keep kids engaged all month long? I have compiled a list of my top 5 favorite Math, Literacy, Science, and STEM activities to do with students this January! 1. Build a snowman - Literacy or Math Craft I love doing these activities each winter because they are fun, can practice a variety of skills, and always come out looking cute! No matter what skill you choose to practice, prepping the activity is the same. All you need are large pieces of…

These sight word snowballs are a perfect winter literacy station for preschool, kindergarten or first-grade students. It’s free and easy to print and quickly use! You can add your own sight words too to differentiate for your students! This is a great winter center for students to practice reading and writing sight words.

I can't think of a better winter math activity than counting snowflakes! Grab this FREE snowflake counting activity for your kindergarten math centers. Add a pair of jumbo tweezers to add some fine motor practice as the students count snowflakes.

As we enter winter and flu season, taking an unexpected day off as a teacher can always be a time consuming and stressful task. As a teacher, I always dread getting sub plans together since for me, it is such a time consuming task because I want everything to be perfect. I always like to be prepared for my students in case of an unexpected absence. While I am gone, it is important for my students to have meaningful work that reinforces the skills we are learning... not just busy work. My…