October Morning Work Week 2

 Pom Pom color sorting apples

Torn paper Art

Name Craft

 Trace, trace, (write) and erase here $

Okay, so it's trace with your finger

trace with the marker

write with your marker

erase

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.

September Morning Work

 🐸Morning work in my pre-K classroom.🐸

This week's morning bins:

Monthly cutting sheet 

Here are our family counters. They can be bought here.

Tear Art

Play dough cards

It's part of this BUNDLE

September Morning Bins Week 5

Just grab the bundle; you won't regret it!

Here are these, though.

Puzzles from Tara West.

I punched them at the top and stored them on a ring.

I put different puzzles in each container.

Containers from Naeir; see the haul here.

I just dumped mini erasers on my color copy machine.

Children match the mini erasers to the sheet.

That's just a paper in a plain sheet protector.

Not cardstock or laminated.

Week 1 and 2 2026 and centers too!

 Week 1 and 2 of morning bins.

I try to pick things that my students probably have seen before.  Pattern blocks, snap cubes, color bears, and frogs of course lol which are new but similar to those bears.

Check those out HERE and Week 2 HERE.

Week 2, I added items/cards to go along with each drawer.

Pattern Block Cards

                        These bear cards are definitely from Tara West, but I am unable to locate them :(

I think they are from Carson Dellosa about a million years ago.

Here are the workbooks, that's the only thing I could find.

After, we finished week 1 and 2, we transition to these.

Here's the photo post about THESE.

✨ Spotlight Saturday ✨

 

✨ Spotlight Saturday ✨ 

🌈Colors Book🌈

✨ Color Book Craft – Interactive Class Book for Learning Colors ✨

Make learning colors fun and interactive with this hands-on craftivity! Students will color items to match each color word, cut them out, and glue them onto a page. When finished, bind all the pages together to create a class color book that your students will love reading again and again!

🌈 Colors Included:

• Red
• Orange
• Yellow
• Green
• Blue
• Purple
• Pink
• Gray
• Black
• White

📘 What’s Inside:

• One page per color with the sentence starter: “These things can be ___.”
• Multiple pictures for students to color and glue to match the featured color
• A simple and engaging activity that reinforces color recognition, fine motor skills, and early literacy

👩‍🏫 How to Use:

1. Introduce one color at a time.
2. Students color the items, cut them out, and glue them onto the matching page.
3. Compile each student’s pages into their own book OR combine the whole class’s work into one class book to read in your classroom library!

🌟 Perfect for:

• Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten
• Back to School activities
• Centers or small group work
• Early finishers
• Interactive bulletin boards or class displays

Your students will be so proud to see their contributions in a real book they helped create!

✨ Spotlight Saturday ✨ Color of Friends

✨ Spotlight Saturday ✨

💜This week's Kinderpond featured item is our Color of Friends! 💜

Created for Pre-K, Kindergarten & First Grade, this classroom-tested resource makes learning fun, engaging, and easy to prep. Perfect for your frog themed classroom!

📚 Follow along every Saturday as we feature a new Kinderpond resource to help your little learners grow.

💬 What would you like to see featured next?

#SpotlightSaturday #Kinderpond #TeachersPayTeachers #PreK #Kindergarten