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Winter is in full swing!🥶 If you are in need of

Winter is in full swing!🥶 If you are in need of some indoor activities, these interactive winter digital centers are perfect to add to your day!

Kids love tablets or computers and they can especially be more tempting to use when it is too cold outside.

Your little learners will get to practice TONS of different winter themed math and literacy skills that feel like games.

They can be used in the classroom or at home on both Google Slides and Seesaw.

These winter digital centers include 27 digital activities and you can see all of the different skills included at my link in bio⬆️

Let's practice positional words with the story, 'T

Let's practice positional words with the story, 'The Mitten'!

Have you noticed how tricky positional words can be for kids? Above, below, beside, next to, in front of, behind... they sure can be confusing!!

This interactive positional words book allows students to act out the positional words in a hand-on way!

Use a piece of yarn to tape the mitten to the back of the book. After you read the sentence together, students can act out the position around the character using the mitten.

Students will learn how to identify the positional words, read the positional words, and have fun while doing so!

You can find this positional words activity and more my Mitten Unit at my link in bio⬆️

Let's practice comparing stories!⛄️ Comparing

Let's practice comparing stories!⛄️

Comparing different stories is such an important skill for students to learn.

Wintertime is not only the perfect time to read 'Snowmen at Night' and 'Snowmen All Year', but also the perfect time to compare the two stories to each other.☃️

There are so many similarities and differences in these books to discuss, that I love giving students practice using a Venn diagram.

When comparing the stories, this Venn Diagram activity is great to do as a whole group, small group, or even independently!

I have many different Venn diagram options to choose from, but turning them into snowmen might be my favorite option of them all!

This Venn diagram activity is found in my Snowmen Unit at my link in bio⬆️

Let's practice subtraction with the story 'The Mit

Let's practice subtraction with the story 'The Mitten'!❄️

This subtraction activity is not only so much fun, but it allows for students to get a hands-on understanding of how subtraction works.

This mitten subtraction activity is perfect for a follow-up activity after reading the adorable story.

Build fine-motor skills by allowing your students to knit their very own mitten!

Students will love placing the animals in the mitten to solve subtraction equations and be able to relate what they are doing to what the animals did in the story.

This activity is from my Mitten Unit that is full of math and literacy skills that you can check out at my link in bio⬆️

Can you believe that Groundhog Day is right around

Can you believe that Groundhog Day is right around the corner?

Groundhog Day has so many fun activities that you can do with your students. They can learn about this special day, learn more about predictions and results, and so much more!

This 3D Groundhog Day Craft has students show what they have learned about Groundhog Day and even has them making a prediction!

What is even more fun is that this adorable groundhog can stand up just about anywhere!

This craft is part of my Groundhog Day Pack that includes LOTS of different hands-on activities to learn all about Groundhog Day at my link in bio⬆️

Do your students enjoy puzzles?🧩 These FREE wi

Do your students enjoy puzzles?🧩

These FREE winter mystery puzzles will have students engaged and so excited to complete the activity to find out what the mystery picture will be!

Students work on the specific skill and match the puzzle pieces to the correct boxes to reveal a mystery picture.

I love puzzles so much that I have included 6 FREE winter themed mystery puzzles for you! You can choose from beginning sounds, ending sounds, CVC words, addition, subtraction, and ten frames.

I personally like to use all of them to differentiate and to add to morning work or early finishers.

You can grab these FREE winter mystery puzzles at my link in bio⬆️

Let’s see some winter centers in action!🤗 On

Let’s see some winter centers in action!🤗

One of my favorite things about centers is how interactive they are for students. Centers allows students to get lots of engaging and hands-on learning with tons of different math and literacy skills.

I have always found centers to be one of my favorite times of day because students look forward to the activities, everyone is always engaged, and I can focus on my small groups without interruptions.

Each activity includes an 'I Can' poster to help with independence and a recording sheet to show all of their hard work.

I would never do this, but have always joked that I could leave the classroom during centers and my students would never even know! That is how focused, engaged, and how much fun they are always having!

You can see all of the 32 center activities included in these January centers at my link in bio⬆️

I also have centers available for first grade!

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