***Freebie to kick off your Polar Express theme! * Design your own ticket to board the Polar Express. Two options of ticket - Create your own or fill in the already made ticket. Perfect activity to get your little ones creating, writing and practicing their fine motor skills by cutting out the tickets for any display! And don’t forget to leave a comment or a review, I would love to hear your feedback. Follow and tag us on Instagram with any resources of ours you’ve used—we’d love to see your classroom in action!

***Freebie to add to your Polar Express theme! * Let’s practice our writing with these fun Polar Express tickets! What will yours say? Believe? Count on? Learn? A fun and easy activity to get your little ones working on their writing skills! These tickets will also make a great addition to any Christmas display! And don’t forget to leave a comment or a review, I would love to hear your feedback. Follow and tag us on Instagram with any resources of ours you’ve used—we’d love to see your classroom in action!

Part of The Snowman pack, this graphing activity will get your students practicing asking questions, collecting data and graphing it in a fun and visual way. Have you ever built a snowman? Let’s find out! And don’t forget to leave a comment or a review, I would love to hear your feedback. Follow and tag us on Instagram with any resources of ours you’ve used—we’d love to see your classroom in action!

Get cozy and dive into the holiday spirit with our free “Write the Room” Christmas activity! Perfect for little elves and holiday adventurers, this fun resource will introduce kids to festive Christmas vocabulary and writing. Here’s how it works: Print out the themed cards featuring words like “reindeer,” “present,” and “baubles.” Hide them around your classroom or home to create an interactive Christmas exploration. With a pencil and plenty of holiday cheer, find each word and write it on your word list sheet. So grab your Santa hat and get ready for a jolly writing adventure!

Astronauts are amazing and so exciting to learn about! In our space unit, we’ve been exploring the life of astronauts and what they need to wear in space. To make sure we know each part of the astronaut’s suit, we watched a video explaining all about their gear, and then put our knowledge to the test with this fun cut-and-stick labeling worksheet. We’ll label the helmet, spacesuit, gloves, boots, and backpack—everything an astronaut needs to stay safe in space. Enjoy!

Bundle up and start your winter adventure with our free “Write the Room” activity! Perfect for young snow adventurers, this engaging resource will introduce you to the chilly world of winter vocabulary and writing. **Here’s how it works: *** Print out the themed cards featuring words like “snowman,” “igloo,” and “gloves.” Scatter them around your classroom or home for a fun, interactive experience. Grab a pencil and your imagination, and explore the room. As you find each word, write it down on your word list sheet. Put on your winter gear and start your frosty writing adventure today!

In this activity, you’ll get to explore the fascinating world of the Wild West while practicing your penmanship skills. Each page features a new word inspired by the Wild West, from “Cowboy” to “Cactus” to “Bandanna.” Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to carefully look at each word and practice writing it neatly on the provided lines. Perfect for aspiring cowboys and cowgirls, this resource helps you: Enhance your handwriting skills Whether you’re at home or in the classroom, the Wild West Writing Rodeo promises an adventurous way to master your writing skills. Yeehaw! Saddle up, young trailblazers, and join us on an exciting journey through the Wild West with our fun and educational writing resource! Expand your vocabulary with Wild West terms Develop attention to detail and precision So grab your lasso, put on your cowboy hat, and get ready to wrangle some words! Don’t forget to tag us on Instagram with your posts—we’d love to see your students in action!

Yeehaw! Kickstart your Wild West adventure with our free “Write the Room” activity! Perfect for young cowboys and cowgirls, this engaging resource will introduce you to the exciting world of Wild West vocabulary and writing. **Here’s how it works: ** Print out the themed cards featuring words like “cowboy,” “cactus,” and “wagon.” Scatter them around your classroom or home for a fun, interactive experience. Grab a pencil and your imagination, and mosey around the room. As you find each word, write it down on your word list sheet. Saddle up and start your Wild West writing adventure today!

Engage your students’ imaginations and enhance their writing skills with this delightful winter-themed activity! The “If My Snowman Came to Life” Writing Prompt Activity is designed for Key Stage 1 (KS1) students and encourages creative thinking and storytelling. Come with a complete word bank to build on students vocabulary. Perfect for literacy centers, writing workshops, or a fun classroom project, this resource will spark your students’ creativity as they imagine and describe the magical adventures they would have with a living snowman. Ideal For: Literacy centers Writing workshops Winter-themed units Creative writing practice Early finishers

Wrap up the school year with our End of Year Journal! This reflective and fun journal is a wonderful way for students to celebrate their progress and achievements. With dedicated pages for their favorite subject, the best book they read, and all the new skills they’ve learned, this journal helps students look back on their growth and memorable moments. Students will write and draw on each page to illustrate their own unique journal, making it a perfect keepsake to mark the end of an amazing school year!

This versatile resource is perfect for helping young learners develop their vocabulary and descriptive language skills through familiar and fun characters like Woody, Buzz Lightyear, T-Rex, and more. Benefits: Enhances Vocabulary: Using familiar characters to introduce adjectives makes learning new words enjoyable and memorable for kids. Encourages Descriptive Language: Students practice describing people, fostering creative thinking and communication skills. Boosts Engagement: The colorful and recognizable characters from Toy Story capture students’ attention, making learning more interactive and enjoyable. Versatile Use: These posters and flashcards can be used in various activities, from individual study to group games, adapting to different learning styles and classroom needs. Bring a touch of Pixar magic to your lessons with this engaging and educational resource, perfect for building a rich vocabulary and fostering a love of descriptive language in young learners. Your students will be excited to learn and play with their favorite Toy Story characters!

Introduce your students to the Wild West with this engaging beginning sounds matching activity! This resource includes pictures on sheriff badges and letters on cowboy hats, both in lowercase and uppercase. Students will match the pictures to their beginning sounds, enhancing their phonemic awareness and letter recognition skills. Words include cowboy, wagon, fennec fox, cactus, desert, and more. Perfect for centers, this activity requires minimal prep - simply cut out the pieces and laminate them for longer use. Benefits: Phonemic Awareness: Helps students recognize and isolate the beginning sounds in words, a crucial skill for reading development. Letter Recognition: Reinforces the identification of both lowercase and uppercase letters. Fine Motor Skills: Cutting out the pieces and manipulating them during the activity enhances fine motor control. Engaging Theme: The Wild West theme captures students’ interest, making learning fun and exciting. Versatile Use: Ideal for literacy centers, small groups, or individual practice. Durability: Laminate the pieces for long-lasting use and repeated enjoyment. Creativity: Includes empty templates of badges and cowboy hats, allowing students to create their own games to take home or play with each other, fostering creativity and ownership of their learning. Saddle up for a fun and educational adventure in your classroom!

Yeehaw! Saddle up for a Wild West adventure with our “I Have, Who Has?” activity from the Wild West Theme Pack! Perfect for classrooms or home learning, this engaging resource will transport learners back to the days of cowboys, pioneers, and gold rushes. How it works: Each student receives a card with a Wild West word and a clue. One student starts by saying, “I have [word], who has [clue]?” The excitement builds as students match words to clues, learning Wild West theme vocab in a fun and interactive way! From “sheriff” to “Teepee,” this activity is packed with vocabulary that brings history to life. It’s an excellent way to build language skills, teamwork, and knowledge of a fascinating era. Get your boots on and join the Wild West fun with our “I Have, Who Has?” activity!

Make learning interactive with our Clip Card resource, designed perfectly for centers! Students will love these engaging wheels where they read and identify words with specific beginning sounds, then clip them using clothes pegs. How to use the resource: Students choose a clip card wheel.They read the sound in the center of the wheel.Identify which pictures around the wheel start with the same beginning sound.Clip the correct pictures with clothes pegs. Benefits of this activity: Enhances phonemic awareness by focusing on beginning sounds. Expands vocabulary in line with the solar system theme. Develops fine motor skills through peg clipping. Encourages independent learning and decision-making. Perfect for literacy centers or small group activities. Sounds in this pack include - S, A, T, P, N, C, M & V! Words include - Planets, Star, Astronaut, Telescope, Galaxy and more! Bring excitement to your classroom and don’t forget to follow and tag us on instagram! We can’t wait to see you use our resources in action!

I love taking the opportunity re-enforce and learn all about the the solar system through fun and interactive games like this one! With this simple resource you will be able to review vocabulary to do with the solar system, planets and astronauts in a fun, dynamic and cooperative way - through a simple I have, Who has game! Print them, cut them out and get ready to play with your students! Enjoy!

All aboard! This “I Have, Who Has” game helps kids get familiar with the vocabulary from The Polar Express while working together as a team to complete the round. How to play: Each student gets a card with a Polar Express-related word. One student starts by saying, “I have [word], who has [another word]?” The student with the matching word responds and continues the game. The round continues until all cards are matched correctly. Bring the magic of The Polar Express to your classroom with this engaging game! Don’t forget to tag us on Instagram —we’d love to see your little kiddos in action!