Let's Go Camping

My books at the public library

 Books in my book shelves

Sorting color bugs (pom poms)*

Counting Chocolate**

Using mini erasers to follow the path**

Clipping clothes pins onto flashlights*

not pictured- colorful clothes pins to clip to matching colors

Star Gazing**

trace the number and cover the number with mini eraser stars

Roll and Fish**

Toasting Shapes **

Build a fire**

we added white unifix cubes for the marshmallows at the bottom

Glowing Letters**

Yes I know it says q-tip but we used a pokey pin

* resources are found here $$

** resources found here $$

Letter Board and More

 I lost most of my wall space that I used for our letter of the day when I got my smartboard.

Letter of the day printables

Pictures (lower left)

Letter houses

Letter Formation 

On the front of our easel:

On the back:

bigger letter cards

environmental print cards these are the closest that I can find to these. 

I give clues about the cards and then place them in the chart.

During centers, the children can read the cards.

I use this WHOLE bundle!

We start with color of the day

The sideways sheet- is the color songs that hang on a stikki clips.

then shape of the day

shape poems here.

name of the day

I put two kids letters together on the lower left 

Number 1-10   11-20

Letters

3D Shapes

Sight Words

This is hit or miss for me. I have done it maybe once or twice in recent years. 

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 $$

Spring has Sprung

 We brainstormed all the things we knew about spring. 

The snails at the bottom were from our fine motor journals.

playdough mats

a snake color puzzle from Target.

Letter find and trace.*

Flower Chains*

Build the number*

Sorting color letters and shapes

As part of our letter of the day.

Letter of the day printables

Pictures (lowerleft)

Letter houses

Letter Formation 

On the front of our easel:

On the back:

bigger letter cards

These environmental print cards are the closest that I can find to mine. 

I give clues about the cards and then place them in the chart.

During centers, the children can read the cards.

Here is the colors science unit. 

This puzzle is from Target.

I had to copy the puzzle- it was a little difficult to put the colors together.

These cards are for our scavenger hunt.

The scavenger hunt success!

We planed this game in small groups.*

Over at Play To Learn, Jamie used duck tape.

I only have blue tape but I really wanted to use the

bottles right away.  I started this project this summer lol

So I just cut strips from colored paper and used clear

packing tape to the outside.

They loved it. 
I dumped a bag of random pom poms in

then they told me I needed more color bottles lol

I added a white, brown, and black ones later.

Most of the printables from here.

Morning Bins March

Morning Bins for March 

Pattern Blocks

Snap Cubes

Skittles Patterns

Monthly Scissor Assessment

Theme Words- we do this for each theme.

I save them for their portfolios.

Dental Count

Playdough mats

here and here

Make a shape