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Let's practice writing with The Grouchy Ladybug.

Let's practice writing with The Grouchy Ladybug.

After reading the story, discuss as a class why they think the ladybug was so grouchy.🐞

Write your students responses. This is a great time to do shared or interactive writing as a whole group.

Then, students work independently on writing about why they think the ladybug was grouchy.

After the writing is complete, it's time to make The Grouchy Ladybug craft! Watch the video to check it out.

You can find this activity for The Grouchy Ladybug and many more activities in my Insect Unit at my link in bio⬆️

What are some of your favorite end of the year act

What are some of your favorite end of the year activities?

One of my students favorites not only at the end of the year, but throughout the entire year are centers.

These summer themed centers are full of fun, hands-on, and interactive activities that will get students excited for summer and practice tons of different math and literacy skills they have learned throughout the year.

There are 38 center activities included which will last the rest of the school year, during summer school, for extra summer practice, and more!

Students are always so engaged during centers that I always joke that I could leave the room and they would never know!

If you are trying to finish up some end of the year assessments and need activities to keep students on task and engaged, I could not recommend these more!

You can take a closer look at all of these summer centers at my link in bio⬆️

Let's practice teen numbers! This teen numbers ac

Let's practice teen numbers!

This teen numbers activity is packed full of skills!

Students will be reading, counting on, decomposing, and practicing teen numbers all in one activity!

First, students read a sentence and determine how many more blocks they need to make the teen number. Then, they glue the correct number of blocks on the page to make the teen number.

There is also a second version of this mini book where students count the blocks and fill in the missing teen number to make the sentence complete.

The 2 versions of this mini reader allows you to differentiate and choose which book works best for your class and for your students.

This is one of the MANY activities included in my Teen Numbers Activities Pack. You can check out all of the teen number activities at my link in bio⬆️

The end of the year is literally around the corner

The end of the year is literally around the corner or may already be here for some of you!

However, your students memories throughout the year can stay with them by creating an end of the year memory book.

This end of the year activity is the perfect way to gather student experiences from the year and is an adorable keepsake for students to look back on.

Students will not only get to write about the different parts of their school year, but they will have lots of fun turning each page into a pop-up.

These books are available for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and third grade!

You can get an even closer look at this end of the year memory book at my link in bio⬆️

Let's practice 3D shapes! This 3D shapes activity

Let's practice 3D shapes!

This 3D shapes activity has students showing lots of different knowledge about 3D shapes.

Students get to write how many faces and vertices each 3D shape has. (I also included corners if you do not use the word vertices)

Then, they match the real-life object to the correct 3D shape.

The end result is a flipbook all about 3D shapes!

This is one of the MANY activities included in my 3D Shapes Activities Pack that you can get a closer look at my link in bio⬆️

Let's practice sequencing a story with a craft! I

Let's practice sequencing a story with a craft!

I absolutely LOVE using anchor charts in the classroom to work together as a whole class to sequence a story.

Not only does it get everyone involved, but having an anchor chart allows students to visualize the lesson being learned.

This sequencing activity for 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' does all of that! There is a class anchor chart, a sequencing worksheet, and a sequencing craft!🐛

A couple weeks ago, I shared the sequencing worksheet and today I am sharing with you this adorable craft for 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar'.

Lift up each flap and you can see the order that the caterpillar ate the food.

You can find this craft for The Very Hungry Caterpillar and so many other insect activities at my link in bio⬆️

Let's learn about teen numbers! There are so many

Let's learn about teen numbers!

There are so many new and exciting skills that go in to learning about teen numbers.

This teen numbers activity has students showing how many tens and ones each teen number has. They also match the correct base ten blocks to each teen number.

The end result is a teen numbers flip book!🤗

This is one of the MANY activities included in my Teen Numbers Activities Pack. You can check out all of my teen number activities at my link in bio⬆️

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