Are you looking for a fun and engaging way for your kiddos to get excited about writing on Easter Day! These vibrantly colorful dice games with absolutely adorable Easter clip art can be played either independently or in pairs. Each student rolls a die and completes the activity for the matching number. The dice games includes a variety of activities catering for different learning styles. The Roll a Die games can be incorporated into Literacy Centers or Daily 5 activities.
There are 3 different Roll a Die Easter games to choose from. I have also included a duplicate copy of one of the games with spelling changes to cater for Australian students (favourite).
On each game it includes the following topics:
♥ Write a fact about Easter
♥ Write your opinion about Easter
♥ Write 3 questions about Easter eggs.
♥ Create a word collage about Easter.
♥ List 3 good things about Easter.
♥ Design a cover for an Easter story.
♥ Write an acrostic poem about Easter.
♥ Design and label a new basket for the Easter Bunny.
♥ Write as many words as you can using the word chocolate.
♥ Write a title of a story or movie about chocolate.
♥ Write a problem for a story about Easter.
♥ If I was the Easter Bunny for a day I would...
♥ Write a letter to the Easter Bunny.
♥ Create a list of your favorite chocolate.
♥ My best Easter ever was...
♥ Write in your own words the meaning of Easter
♥ Design your own Easter egg wrapper
♥ Write a description about the Easter Bunny.
There are 3 different Roll a Die Easter games to choose from. I have also included a duplicate copy of one of the games with spelling changes to cater for Australian students (favourite).
On each game it includes the following topics:
♥ Write a fact about Easter
♥ Write your opinion about Easter
♥ Write 3 questions about Easter eggs.
♥ Create a word collage about Easter.
♥ List 3 good things about Easter.
♥ Design a cover for an Easter story.
♥ Write an acrostic poem about Easter.
♥ Design and label a new basket for the Easter Bunny.
♥ Write as many words as you can using the word chocolate.
♥ Write a title of a story or movie about chocolate.
♥ Write a problem for a story about Easter.
♥ If I was the Easter Bunny for a day I would...
♥ Write a letter to the Easter Bunny.
♥ Create a list of your favorite chocolate.
♥ My best Easter ever was...
♥ Write in your own words the meaning of Easter
♥ Design your own Easter egg wrapper
♥ Write a description about the Easter Bunny.
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Easter Bundle - Literacy and Math Activities K-1
Do you want fun and engaging activities for your literacy and math centers? This Easter Bundle of Fun is suited for kindergarten and first grade. Product Use ♥ Literacy centers ♥ Math center ♥ Homework ♥ Early finishers Activities included in the bundle: Easter Sight Word Sorting Activities Easter Sight Word Sorting - Pre-Primer and Primer This Easter Activities Sight Word pack is a fun way for students to practice their sight words in class! This product includes 84 of the Dolch Pre-Primer and Primer Sight Words and is designed to get students to actively explore their words. There are a variety of Easter themed sorts you can use in class, which are great to differentiate according to student's ability levels. The sorts include sorting words into: \- 2 letters and 3 letters \- 3 letters and 4 letters \- 4 letters and 5 letters \- short vowels and long vowels \- 1 syllable and 2 syllables This Easter sight word packet can be incorporated into the following: Literacy Centers, word work activities, choice boards, morning work, homework and whole class activities. This packet includes 2 sets of 10 sorts, colored and black and white versions. The colored version is great to use when modelling the sorts to the class and it can then be displayed on the bulletin board. Easter Roll a Die Literacy Center - This product is also included in my Spring Bundle in my store. Are you looking for a fun and engaging way for your kiddos to get excited about writing on Easter Day! These vibrantly colorful dice games with absolutely adorable Easter clip art can be played either independently or in pairs. Each student rolls a die and completes the activity for the matching number. The dice games includes a variety of activities catering for different learning styles. The Roll a Die games can be incorporated into Literacy Centers or Daily 5 activities. There are 3 different Roll a Die Easter games to choose from. I have also included a duplicate copy of one of the games with spelling changes to cater for Australian students (favourite). On each game it includes the following topics: ♥ Write a fact about Easter ♥ Write your opinion about Easter ♥ Write 3 questions about Easter eggs. ♥ Create a word collage about Easter. ♥ List 3 good things about Easter. ♥ Design a cover for an Easter story. ♥ Write an acrostic poem about Easter. ♥ Design and label a new basket for the Easter Bunny. ♥ Write as many words as you can using the word chocolate. ♥ Write a title of a story or movie about chocolate. ♥ Write a problem for a story about Easter. ♥ If I was the Easter Bunny for a day I would... ♥ Write a letter to the Easter Bunny. ♥ Create a list of your favorite chocolate. ♥ My best Easter ever was... ♥ Write in your own words the meaning of Easter ♥ Design your own Easter egg wrapper ♥ Write a description about the Easter Bunny. Easter Writing Task Cards These Easter task cards cater for lower primary. They are great to incorporate into your: literacy centers, independent journal writing, teaching and modelling of genres, contract work, writing and small group work. There are 2 sets of 20 task cards available in color or black and white. There is duplicate task cards to cater for American and Australian spelling for the word favorite/favourite. The task cards will actively engage your students and offer a variety of topics and genres to write about. I Have Who Has Game - Number Sense - Numbers to Twenty Easter Math Game - I Have, Who Has Game - Easter Math Game, Numbers to twenty.I Have, Who Has Game is a popular Easter Math game that is used to reinforce important number concepts taught in Math lessons. I Have, Who has Easter Math Game is a fun and engaging game that will assist students to consolidate their skills in reading number lines, tens frames and numbers in word form. Each student takes a card. If there are not enough cards for each student in the class then you can pair them up with other students. If there are extra cards then either the teacher can play using those cards or some students can have additional cards. This pack includes: • Teacher instructions • 21 playing cards {0 - 20} Simply print off and laminate on card stock and you are ready to play the game. I Have Who Has Game - O'Clock and Half Past times I Have, Who Has Game is a popular math game that is used to reinforce important concepts taught in math lessons. It is a fun Easter Math game to play with all of your class. I Have, Who has Game is designed to practice reading o'clock and half past times on analogue clocks. Each student takes a card. If there are not enough cards for each student in the class then you can pair them up with other students. If there are extra cards then either the teacher can play using those cards or some students can have additional cards. This pack includes: • Teacher instructions • 24 playing cards with Easter graphics and analogue clocks Simply print off and laminate on card stock and you are ready to play the game. Students will have a fun time learning and revising reading times on analogue clocks. Connect Four - Number Sense - Numbers to Twenty This Connect 4 Easter themed math game is a fun way for students to practice concepts in numbers up to 20. The math games includes: 6 game boards with a mixture of Easter tens frames, numbers up to twenty and numbers in word form, a set of Easter Chic numbers from one to twenty, teacher instructions and preparation The math games can be incorporated into your daily math centers. These games are a fun and easy to understand and are targeted for students from Kinder (Prep) to year One depending on each student’s ability level. The Connect 4 math games assist students to further develop their number skills in: • Recognizing and reading numerals to 20 • Reading tens frames and recalling the number represented
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Spring Bundle - K-1
Do you want fun and engaging activities for your literacy and math centers? This Spring Bundle Fun is suited for kindergarten and first grade. Product Use ♥ Literacy centers ♥ Math center ♥ Homework ♥ Early finishers Activities included in the bundle: Easter Roll a Die Literacy Fun These vibrantly colorful dice games with absolutely adorable Easter clip art can be played either independently or in pairs. Each student rolls a die and completes the activity for the matching number. The dice games includes a variety of activities catering for different learning styles. The Roll a Die games can be incorporated into Literacy Centers or Daily 5 activities. There are 3 different Roll a Die Easter games to choose from. I have also included a duplicate copy of one of the games with spelling changes to cater for Australian students (favourite). On each game it includes the following topics: ♥ Write a fact about Easter ♥ Write your opinion about Easter ♥ Write 3 questions about Easter eggs. ♥ Create a word collage about Easter. ♥ List 3 good things about Easter. ♥ Design a cover for an Easter story. ♥ Write an acrostic poem about Easter. ♥ Design and label a new basket for the Easter Bunny. ♥ Write as many words as you can using the word chocolate. ♥ Write a title of a story or movie about chocolate. ♥ Write a problem for a story about Easter. ♥ If I was the Easter Bunny for a day I would... ♥ Write a letter to the Easter Bunny. ♥ Create a list of your favorite chocolate. ♥ My best Easter ever was... ♥ Write in your own words the meaning of Easter ♥ Design your own Easter egg wrapper ♥ Write a description about the Easter Bunny. Sight Word Cut and Paste Activities Bug Cut and Paste Activities-This sight word pack includes a variety of fun insect themed cut and paste activities for students to consolidate their understanding of sight word recognition. This pack is great to use for: literacy centers, homework or morning work. This sight word pack includes: • 7 cut and paste bug theme cut and paste sight word worksheets & answer sheets - read the simple sentence and match the picture • 1 cut and paste bug theme sorting worksheet & answer sheet- sort sight words into 2, 3 and 4 letters. Spring Color by Number - Numbers to ten Spring Color by Number is a kit of no prep printables! Your kiddos will have fun coloring these ten bug themed color by number coloring pages. These spring coloring pages will assist your students with number recognition to ten. These Spring coloring pages would be great to use for: Math centers, homework or morning work. Spring Simple and Compound Sentence Sort Spring Simple and Compound Sentences Sort is a fun and engaging way for your students to identify and revise their sentences. For this activity students will sort the sentences into the correct category: simple or compound. This activity is great to use in your daily literacy centers. This pack includes two sets in color and black lined version: • Teacher instruction sheet • Fifteen Spring/Easter simple sentences • Fifteen Spring/Easter compound sentences • Two headers - simple and compound • Student response sheet - black and white only • Answer sheet - black and white only Simply print and laminate the sheets onto hard card stock paper for durability. Then cut and the sorts are ready to be used in your literacy centers. Students could also copy their simple and compound sentences into their writing books. Spring/Bug Theme - Adjectives Graphic Organizers This Adjectives Bug/Spring theme Vocabulary kit includes 17 word maps for your kiddos to enhance their vocabulary skills! You can incorporate this activity into: morning work, literacy centers or guided reading groups. These graphic organizers are suitable for lower or upper primary. With each vocabulary map students write an adjective in each box to describe the bug or flower picture. To extend students they can write each adjective in a sentence. Simply print and laminate each word map on hard card stock paper and students can write their answers using whiteboard markers. If you do not wish to laminate the cards you can print each page and make a booklet for students to use in their daily morning work.
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