Here are some fun ideas for Kindergarten workboxes: Domino Math: I do this game 2 ways, either I write in the combination’s and he matches the dominoes to it and writes in the answer. Or he picks a domino out and writes the equation and answer himself. Click here to…
I’m going to try to post a “What’s in the box” for each grade once a week, just so I don’t get consumed with Prek stuff! LOL! Here’s the line up for my kindergartner today: Math U See: Blend Cards and letter flashcards for a quick review. You can download…
Someone on the Yahoo Workboxes group shared these cool wall hanging space organizers! I’ve had lots of questions as to where I got my boxes (mine are from JoAnns) and lots of people saying they don’t have a lot of space. I took a look at these and have to…
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We did a paper plate turtle craft today for our Letter T art project. Turn your paper plates upside down and paint, decorate with shapes cut from construction paper. I cut out heads, feet and tails for them and we glued them on the underside of the plates once they…
Say hello to Mr. Dinosaur and the Letter D! This was super fun to make and I’m hoping even more fun to actually use! Ready, set, go! Letter D Memory Verses: Depart from evil, and do good. Psalm 34:14 Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the…
How to create wooden letter disks for preschool activities: First print off the letters. You can download my uppercase and lowercase letters here. Next I used a 1 1/2″ circle punch to cut out my letters, but you can also use scissors! Then I ran them through the Xyron Sticker…
We made some file folder games today and a mini-office for my 2nd grader. Here is the mini-office. If you aren’t familiar with this concept, its basically just a helper for the kids to keep at their desk, so they have quick easy access to the most commonly asked questions.…
We’re starting off our Letter T day with a paint bag. Fill a ziplock paint bag with paint and let them draw the letters with their finger. You could also fill it with cheap shaving cream, and if you’re feeling really brave, just spread the shaving cream out on your…
Just for fun I’m going to put in a tape measuring game my husband though of for my kindergartner. We did it awhile back and it really helped with number recognition, he loves this type of stuff, so I thought i’d share.You can download the form here, it includes pictures…