Fun Power Point animated quiz for Yr 4/5 at the end of term. Children work in teams to solve problems. Matching snowballs: Snowballs need re-forming to make totals that are multiples of 5 or 10. Snowmen building : Ways of arranging 5 different sized snowballs to make Two-er and Three-er snowmen. Snowflake Subs: Substituting numbers for snowflakes and finding the value of the expression. Snowball throwing: Bar chart skills to identify the names of children. Snowman heights: Ordering heights in m, cm and mm.

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Handwriting is something that kids need to constantly practice! I am excited to share these A-Z Handwriting Practice Sheets with you and hope that they are helpful! I place my sheets in sleeve protectors to save on paper and ink. I also put them a binder so that they are easily accessible and we just use a dry erase marker on the pages! *The first line on the page provides proper letter formation. *On the second line there is an opportunity for independent practice. *Each page works with upper and lowercase letters.

subtraction! Two worksheets are included – one each for three-digit addition and three-digit subtraction. Both worksheets include a built-in 0-to-20 number line to scaffold the computation as needed, and the place value box format of the problems supports children just learning to regroup. Easy prep for you, maximum engagement for your students – just right for independent work, assessment, or to include in a distance learning packet! This easy-prep freebie includes: • One worksheet for three-digit addition with regrouping • One worksheet for three-digit subtraction with regrouping • Answer keys for both worksheets

Celebrate the season of snow, sharing and so much more with this collection of 12 unique Clipart images! All images are in png formats so they can be easily dragged-and-dropped into your projects and lessons. All images are also available in full-color and two versions of black-and-white. Images included are: -snowman -penguin -reindeer -snowflakes -mittens -hot cocoa -pine trees -ice skates -snowman’s hat -candy cane -wrapped present

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

Teacher Appreciation - Day 3 This free download includes 6 simple, ready-to-color greeting cards. These cards are a low prep Mother’s Day activity for teachers and fun for students.

Mother’s Day Poem: This beautiful and original handprint poem will make a lovely Mother’s Day Gift for the Moms of the children you teach! The download includes a color and black & white version.

Print and color this cute Mother’s Day Card! There are 3 files included - 2 colored versions and a black and white coloring page version. Each card template prints on a standard letter size page (8.5 x 11") and includes cut and fold lines. The final card folds to approximately 5 x 7" You can scale the print to fit A4 printers or to print smaller cards if you prefer. Please visit my store for other Mother’s Day and holiday coloring pages and printables, including printable greeting cards, coloring bookmarks, coloring pages, gift tags, DIY paper gift box templates and more! PRODUCT DETAILS: • Number of Pages: 3 • Difficulty Level: Beginner to Intermediate • File Format: 3 x separate PDF files - Instant digital download • Page Dimensions: 8.5 x 11″ (Letter)- cuts and folds to 5 x 7" approx • License: Personal use or classroom use only

St. Patrick’s Day Literacy and Math Printable Pack

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)

This resource includes 56 seasonal themed full-color word mapping mats that are aligned with the Science of Reading. These mats are perfect for phonics instruction and should be used inside a dry erase pocket or sheet protector so students can write on them with dry erase markers. Each mat has the students say the word, tap the word, map the word, and write the word. Each themed word map comes with 2 options for 3 and 4 sound words. The themes in this product include: Fall (apples, leaves, hay bale, pumpkins, Halloween & Thanksgiving) Winter (mittens, snowballs, snow globes, lights, Christmas, Valentine’s Day) Spring (St. Patrick’s Day, rain boots, rain drops, flowers) Summer (sun, lemonade, sea shells)

Edit this document by typing in the classroom jobs that you use in your classroom. Then print out on bright coloured paper, and laminate. Use laminated name labels and attach students to jobs with blu tack or velcro. What a happy, organised class you will now have!

Your students will love practicing addition and subtraction facts with these fun color by number worksheets! Included are 3 color by number printables; addition & subtraction facts within 10. UK/Australian versions are provided. Aligned to Common Core standards.

Winter January Math Writing Literacy Activities This winter activities variety set can be easily incorporated into your winter themed math and literacy lessons. Included in this winter activities set: snowman writing page snowman chart snowman button count & color winter first sound fluency sort themed flashcards (# 1- which can also be used for a number order activity) snowball interactive addition page.

52 hands on activities for pre-k and kindergarten which include literacy, math, visual discrimination, arts & crafts, puzzles and writing prompts. This pack has activities geared toward morning work, math and literacy centers, independent busy work, and group work. Complete pack for Christmas and Winter! simply print laminate and put in a center or use as cut and paste activity handouts.

GINGERBREAD CHRISTMAS CRAFT, Cutting Practice & Coloring / Winter Art Activities Looking for something fun to do with your kids on Christmas / Winter and Improve your kids’ hand and eye coordination? Fine motor skills are important for everything from writing to cooking, but this is one subject area that can be easily overlooked in the classroom. This worksheet is designed to be used as both cutting practice and craftivity so that kids can practice and improve fine motor skills. Use this fun exercise with your kids, they love gingerbread / Christmas, to improve eye-hand coordination, and more!

This is a great first week of school sheet to let students fill out. They can color the pictures and decorate. Another use is feature five students a day to share, or save them in a file and have the students share them on their birthday with the class. Getting so excited for the school year!!

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.

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.