October Week 1 Morning Work

 

Tracing lines here, and the dogs are from Tara West. 

I am working on finding a direct link.

 Apple letters $

These are from HERE.

Apple Trees, Pumpkins, Leaves 

Cutting 3 apples

Click HERE to grab your printable.

 Note to self: I will not be adding them to the back- it seemed to bother the kids.

October Morning Work

I have this product.  I chose some for each month.

In my assessment binder, I have all of my monthly sheets:

reading homework, monthly portrait, and scissors skills.

 

We used this spider web from HERE.

Kids write their names, one letter on each square.

I write in yellow if they can't write it themselves.

Hash tag blocks from Target

October Morning Bins

These eraser cards are from HERE.

 Mini-erasers from Target.

Set 2 of morning bins

I store most of the pieces in those little sandwich boxes.

Thankfully all of those fit inside the box!! 

Woohoo!

The third set is these trace and erase cards from HERE.

The last set will have a choice from HERE.

There is an apple, leaf, pumpkin, candy corn, and acorn.

We are going to make torn paper art.

In their bins, they have a fall pencil and a glue sponge.

 

Morning Work

 Stacking puzzles from Target

Pumpkin patterns

I used real pumpkin seeds, 

pumpkins and candy corn mini erasers.

End of the month scissor skills. Found HERE.

Halloween Counting Mats

When I use these counting mats 

(which come in a TON of themes!!)

I put dots by the numbers to help

 children who need help. :) 

We are loving the spiders!

It is still early in the year, so I put little dots so they 

can count them to add that many spiders.

October Morning Bins

 

Halloween Counting Mats

When I use these counting mats 

(which come in a TON of themes!!)

I put dots by the numbers to help

 children who need help. :) 

I used googly eyes from Dollar Tree

This one uses ghost table scatter.

We are loving the spiders!

It is still early in the year, so I put little dots so they 

can count them to add that many spiders.

Eyeball jars the eyes are multi-colored.

We are going to work on our coloring skills.

Later we will cut them out along

with the brown stem and green leaf.

This is from the website From The Pond coloring club.

End of the month scissor skills. Found HERE.

October: Week four

 It's a "short" week for us. We are going to the pumpkin farm on Monday, so nothing really in our classroom.  So we are only having three morning bin rotations.

I scored these from Target. Check out that haul HERE.

Spider names from HERE.

End of the month scissor skills. Found HERE.

The rest of our centers are the same.

October Week Two

Our room is really coming along! 

We have our math area and sensory bin area.

Here's our loft.

It houses bean bags

and our library.

The 9 cube shelves

hold our centers for the theme.

Here is our calendar area.  

Here are our centers for the theme:

Pumpkin feelings mat-

we use play dough to make the faces:) 

Here's a coloring sheet:

there is a color code

at the top.

I colored in the code

on mine and popped it in a plastic sleeve.

Pumpkin Stew 

We've loved the school one :)

Another coloring sheet

(some of my students are super into coloring this year)

I added the green & brown construction

paper for the stem and leave.

Pumpkin Patch Count

Roll the dot cube and put that

many pumpkins in the wagon

Pumpkin patterns

I used real pumpkin seeds, 

pumpkins and candy corn mini erasers.

Pumpkin Latte Count

The pick a card for the whipped cream and 

then pick one for the pumpkin.

Tongs are included :) 

Apple tracers

We use a make-up pad for erasers :)

All the scarecrows have names from our class.

Spell your name and then your friends :)

Most of the printables are from Pocket of Preschool.