March Morning Work

 I used these colorful 10-frame pop-its

tongs (two sets, so they can choose)

a color cube

These "puzzles" are from Bright Blocks.

This is supposed to be a paint rainbow, but we use pony beads.

Here is a FREE one on TPT.

This one is from HERE.

April Centers

Centers for spring

Pom poms and tongs 

Coloring pages from the Pond

Playdough mats here.

Target bolts

From Target

Bunnies/peeps and chicks from Dollar Tree

Magnets from Target over the years.

All things Spring

Spring centers 

Cup stack- always a hit! 

I picked these cups up at Dollar Tree.

Geoboard challenge

Grab them here.

Playdough mats here.

Here are our pointers

rainbow tree and rainbow puff

frog and green star pointer

The frog thing is a watering can that holds our pointers :)

Leprechaun Brew from here.

Spring letter trace

rainbow patterns here

I drew a rainbow on butcher board paper. 

They will match these frogs to the colors 

on the rainbow.

Build the number here.

Raining Shapes here.

Our sensory bin.

I took strips of construction paper and wrapped packing tape around when I didn't have duct tape.

We celebrated Very Hungry Caterpillar day!!!

We did a scavenger hunt.

These "posters" came from Dollar Tree.

I think you're supposed to hang these up :)

We searched for all things red.

Then we talked about what was red- then we put them away.

We followed with orange

We rainbow wrote in small groups. Pip, IYKYK :)

We read letter of the day.

Read more HERE. 

This week's morning work:

Roll and trace from HERE.

Shamrock Color by Shape.

My students will find and put together these puzzles.

I may add dice and or tongs to this center.

Here's my updated rainbow name.

I wrote each of their names in

rainbow order with smelly markers.

Journals:

March Morning Bins

Still a spring theme this week:

Watch the video at the end of everything.

Hashtag blocks from Target.

Here are the cards shown in the video:

Shapes

Counting & Color Sorting

This set is on my wishlist:

Stem Builds

Scissor skills here.

So I picked random cutting sheets after I saw it online.

I can't remember where I saw the idea.

found it!!!!!!!

https://abcdeelearning.com/rainbow-crafts/

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Spring has Sprung!

 Well not so much here... we just has sn*w the other day lol

I rely heavily on my public library.

I reserve books about every other week.

This was waiting for me on the last day of my spring break!

We added this to our calendar time.

This is a tri-fold board. I have literally no wall space to use.

The letter of the day sign, the letter find underneath, the Hh and road h,

Each day we get a letter in our mailbox.

The kids get to open the letters.

Detailed post coming ASAP!!

I used smelly markers to make our rainbow.

Children will sort letters and foam shapes according to color.

Build the number*

Number count*

lay out the cards and add that many chain links at the bottom

The children will find and trace the letter in that color.

There is a missing sheet.*

Playdough cards

Color puzzles

I made a color copy of the puzzle below- it is a little tricky!

*Grab printables here $$