This winter emergent reader for kindergarten is one of the first products I created when I started my TPT store. I recently gave it a complete makeover with new clip art and added a digital version in Google Slides, too. Let me give you a sneak peak of this FREE resource! Print Emergent Reader The […]
Frozen: A Save the Snow Princess Experiment
We took our kids to see Frozen over the holidays and they have been smitten ever since! They talk about it often and my daughter, Lillie Kate, has her eye on some Frozen Valentines at Target that she’s really wanting. The other day one of them mentioned the movie again and I starting thinking about […]
Nonfiction Children’s Books About Snow
Children are sponges. They love soaking up new information, especially about things that already interest them and what kid doesn’t like snow?! They will love learning as they read through these nonfiction children’s books about snow: Amazon.com Widgets A favorite of many? Snowflake Bentley. It a beautiful biography of Wilson Bentley whose love of […]
Winter Graphing Game for First Grade
How many snowballs can your students stack in 1 minute? Find out in this fun winter graphing game for first grade! Materials: large marshmallows Speed Stackers graphing pages timer Directions: Using large marshmallows as snowballs, students first predict how many snowballs they can stack in one minute. Then they race to see how many they […]
CVC Activities for First Grade
A fun and hands-on way for first grade students to practice reading and writing CVC words this winter is to build them with snowballs! Materials: ping pong balls permanent marker half dozen egg carton (or a regular egg carton) Take ping pong balls and write letters or place letter stickers on them. Use these “snowballs” […]