For each holiday: Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Diwali Holiday Information pages Holiday symbols’ page Individual symbol page – 6 holiday symbols Holiday symbol cards Holiday close passage (fill in missing beginning letters) Holiday Emergent Readers for each holiday Holiday bracelets (color/black and white) Holiday badges (color/black and white) Student book on each holiday – what I’ve learned Holiday coloring page Holiday Bubble Maps Venn Diagrams – comparing all holidays Hanukkah specific – Star of David craftivity Dreidel craftivity and song poster Diwali specific – Paper lantern craftvity Rangoli craftivity Kwanzaa specific – Bendera craftivity Mkeka craftivity and song poster Christmas specific – Santa Graham food craft Santa Claus is Coming to Town song poster Note: In this pack, students are learning about 4 winter holidays. For simplicity purposes, Christmas is used as it is traditionally celebrated in the United States. I do realize there are many ways to celebrate Christmas. I will be working on a “Christmas Around the World” pack soon where I will have students comparing how different countries celebrate Christmas. This pack does not go into that. This pack is specifically designed to teach basic facts about 4 winter holidays and compare those holidays. It is not meant to be an extensive, thorough investigation.

Practice, Practice, Practice! Students need daily practice with addition and subtraction with regrouping to master this concept. Here are 4 FREE pages of 2 digit addition and subtraction with regrouping to help practice this skill. This is perfect for daily skill review or homework. Answer keys included. This product covers 2nd grade standard 2.NBT.5. Practice makes better!

This has 3 differentiated dice math centers that have fun, winter themes. Students will practice place value, modeling numbers, expanded form, +1/-1, +10/-10, & adding and subtracting. 2 centers are completely NO PREP & have 2 different levels for easy differentiation! Just print, add dice, and you’re ready to go. You can laminate if you’d like so they’re reusable. 1 center is low prep…just print, make a hole for the spinner, and your students will have endless fun spinning & rolling equations to work on basic math facts. 4 different difficulty levels allows you to meet the needs of all learners.

This free Who Lives in the Arctic? emergent reader is a great addition to a unit on Arctic animals (Polar animals). Ideal for beginning readers, the text uses repeating sentences with picture clues which develops a child’s confidence with reading. This arctic animals activity can also be used for January and Winter literacy centers.

Sight words from Dr. Fry list 101-120. Find the sight words, count the sight words, color the sight word graph, and answer the questions. Great way to offer repeated practice with sight words. Thanks for stopping by Chrissie’s Creations! Check out my BEST SELLER by clicking the link below

This COMPLETE and engaging social studies bundle has everything you need to teach your students about the 8 American symbols, 3 Branches of U.S. Government, Veterans Day, and Presidents Day!

Do your students get bored practicing basic math facts? If so, then look no further. These cut and paste printables are sure to get them motivated again! This winter themed set is the newest addition to my Math Fact Cut & Paste Printable resources. These best sellers are no- prep, click and print resources that are a great way to reinforce math facts as well as other necessary math skills! While completing the 20 + pages of activities in this resource, students will also be working on even/odd, comparing operations and sums, sorting, solving for unknowns (missing addend), true/false, and much more!

This resource is an introduction to using Think Boards to solve addition and subtraction word problems within 20. The first six Think Boards feature “Result Unknown” word problems and the second six feature “Change Unknown” word problems. This math word problem resource features 12 Think Boards – 2 to a page. Think Boards are a great, visual device for helping children to solve math word problems. They encourage the use of different strategies to solve the problems. Armed with the knowledge and experience of using a variety of strategies, the children will start to make their own decisions as to the most appropriate strategy for them to use at any one time.

Add a little winter fun to your math practice! This free resource contains 10 printable math activities that will provide fun, no-prep, seasonal math practice for your students. Included are practice pages for the following math skills: Addition Subtraction Patterns Skip Counting Fact Families Odd and Even Ordering Numbers Missing Addends Mixed Addition and Subtraction Number Bonds

Great way to learn about this two holidays- would be great to accompany a read aloud or other classroom activity. Teachers tell me this activity is great for a mini-lesson, review, homework, and for substitute-teacher plans.

Winter Sports Word Search Celebrate the winter sports with a fun little word search. Kids will look for winter sports related words, forward, backwards and diagonally. Answer key included.

Has winter break wreaked havoc on your students’ math facts fluency? Then take time to warm them back up to the idea of memorizing their math facts with this all-new FREEBIE! This packet gives students a chance to practice adding 0 all the way to 9, one step at a time. With just the right amount of problems, your K-2 students will become more fluent in knowing their math facts.Each page has a handy number line if that’s what your students like to use. Choose to use these for homework, bellwork, as worksheets, or as time fillers. Kids can color in the snowman on each page that they get 100% of the problems right!

Some ESL worksheets for very young learners that I have created over the years. The subjects covered are Numbers, Shapes, Colors, Days of the Week, Months and My Body.

Empower your students to conquer multiplication with confidence and precision. Our comprehensive resource offers practice and consolidation for the 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 times tables using dynamic 100 charts as visual aids. Unlock the Secrets of Multiplication Number Patterns and Empower Your Students to Master Times Tables with Ease! Order Now and Watch Them Excel in Mathematics!

This is a containing worksheets to correlate with the book “Rainbow Fish” by Marcus Pfister. Included worksheets are: Story Elements (half page) with main character, setting, problem and solution. One sentence writing prompt beginning “A good friend…” (half page) Full page (landscape) lined writing paper

With this resource, students will learn all about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day through reading engaging passages on differentiated reading levels. Students can respond to short-answer questions after reading. The questions are aligned to informational text reading standards. Teaching notes and lesson plans are included. This resource can be printed or shared digitally. What is included? Printable and interactive digital versions 1 reading passage – (See topic below.) 5 differentiated reading levels CCSS-aligned question set and answer key 3-day lesson plan for using the passage during small group reading instruction 1-day lesson plan for assigning the passage as independent work in class or at home Are you a visual person? See the preview file for a visual guide to what’s included.

Need grammar lessons for your newcomer or beginner ESL students, but don’t have a curriculum? These grammar mini-lessons and worksheets have you covered! What’s included? 3 daily slides 3 daily worksheets Answer Key What’s covered? Saying the time Simple present tense verbs (adding -s and -es)

“Crack the Case” makes finding “evidence” to support text a fun learning adventure! Check out the Table of Contents below to view a highlight of the quality resources you will receive: Page 1-2: Quality Short Story • Written by three-time Chicken Soup for the Soul coauthor, Angela Abbott • Character building passage, Gifts for Jace Page 3: Character • In-depth activity to help students use text to identify character such as • Character age • Physical features • Personality • Thoughts/feelings Page 4: Setting • Step-by-step breakdown of discovering all the variables that make up setting of a story such as • Location • Time • Season • And more Page 5: Conflict/Resolution/Climax A simple breakdown of identifying conflicts in a story and determining the overall conflict, resolution and climax. Page 6: Character/Setting Sketch An opportunity for students to physically and visually apply his/her detail ideas to a character and setting sketch. Page 7: Plot A simple and easy method to summarize the story helping reveal the most important parts. • Somebody • Wanted • But • So • Then Page 8: Digging Deeper • A look at identifying… • Point of view • Author’s intent • Reference sources Page 9: Digging Deeper Continued • A look at identifying… • Fact/opinion • Similes • Proofreading work Page 10: Interactive Journal Diagram A visual of how to set up an effective interactive journal. Page 11: Interactive Journal Labels A Journal prompt conveniently prepared to print on label paper for easy use. • Text-to-Self connection • Easy to use prompt ready for each student

Facilitate a collaborative story building exercise that models the essential elements to children and how to write a fun (but short) story.

Are you looking for some L,R,S beginning blend worksheets for your students? This set includes 6 worksheets that perfect for practicing the beginning blends.