Morning Work

 Cards

Rainbow Mat and Spinner by Tara West

Pom Pom Cards

Morning Work

Felt Lacers from Target.

 

Mini shape erasers that I added to the color copier.

The students will match the mini-eraser to the page.

It's on regular copy paper and inside a plain sheet protector,

and not those plastic dry-erase sleeves.

Puzzles from Tara West.

I punched them at the top and for storage on a ring.

I put different puzzles in each container.

Containers from Naeir; see the haul here.

Monthly cutting sheets

October week 3

 Here are our morning bins for the week:

Trace and Erase Cards

Eraser cards from HERE

with mini erasers

I used the letters in the names in our room and

 the numbers 4&5 for our ages :) 

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.

Stacking toys from Target.

Use with snap cubes.

Scissor skills

Bone cards *FREE*

I think I found these bones at Dollar Tree

Don't have bones? Use Q-tips instead!

Ice cube trays and eyeballs from Dollar Tree.

Playdough mats *free*

Pumpkin Stew from Pocket of Preschool.

Here are some magnet stories. 

Just felt pieces with magnets on the back.

I got these from WalMart a hot minute ago :)

Shhhhhh! Don't my kids but it's a dog toy!

Pumpkin Puff Bake Shop

Morning Work

Morning Work Bins

Lacers from Target

Trace and Erase 

cards from 

Eraser Cards from Tara West

 

During one of our small groups, we used mini erasers. I used these cards. We will use them for so many activities.

Week 3 and 4

Morning  bins:

I added picture cards from Tara West

Different lacers from Bullseye's Playground at Target.

Remember when I used teddy bears in morning bins?

Well, they leave our morning bins and head to our centers.

I added the sorting cups and bear cube as well.

Here is our birthday kit for pretend.  We have a bowl there already, but no eggs 

I think the eggs walk away lol

and a birthday cake from Melissa & Doug.

I got these color tubes from WalMart.

Learning Resources are super expensive and currently not in stock.

Pete the Cat button shirt game from Pocket of Preschool.

We played this game in small groups and then to centers!

This paint palette is from Planning Playtime.

You use a paintbrush to move pom-poms onto the colors.

Also from Planning Playtime

You add buttons and cubes.

These puzzles are from Tara West.

I punched them at the top and for storage on a ring.

I put different puzzles in each container.

Here are the hashtag puzzle pieces from Target.

These were once in our morning bins and now in our centers.

We had a color scavenger hunt.

I put in pencil top erasers from Dollar Tree and crayon erasers in a spot too.

The kids had a fabulous time hunting for color items in the room.

This was our first Stew from Pocket of Preschool.