Winter Feelings
Use these cute snowmen to help your students answer winter-themed "How would you feel if..." questions. Students can identify the snowman that corresponds to an appropriate emotion and then, if…
Use these cute snowmen to help your students answer winter-themed "How would you feel if..." questions. Students can identify the snowman that corresponds to an appropriate emotion and then, if…
Math vocabulary is important for your students to know. From the basics of counting and "more" and "fewer" to more academic vocabulary such as "hypotenuse," we need to make sure…
Get the conversation going with these winter-themed question cards! Each card has a question for your students to answer, such as "Would you rather go sledding or go ice skating?"…
If you've got students working on describing, following directions, or understanding prepositions, these materials are a definite download! You can use the printable pieces and play a barrier game or…
Use these winter-themed items to help your students practice their basic comparing skills! These printable and interactive files are perfect for working on "bigger, smaller, biggest, and smallest" for both…
Here's a fun reinforcement activity that can be used with students of almost any age. It's tic-tac-toe...winter themed! There are both printable and interactive versions for you to use in…
Use this fun, interactive, reinforcement activity with your students to motivate them to keep going until the full picture is revealed! You can have them complete a set of tasks…
This set of materials focuses on combining direct objects in winter sentences. By combining two basic sentences into one concise sentence, students become aware of sentence structure and sentence quality. …
Help your students combine two sentences into one concise sentence by getting rid of the redundant subject and combining the verbs. The cut-apart sentence pieces help students physically manipulate sentence…
These are just what you were looking for... no prep, print-and-go pages for your students who are working on /l/, /r/, "er," and /s/ at the word level! Use them…