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One of my favorite units during the year are my Fairy Tale Units. I just love reading the classic fairy…
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Let's practice comparing names with a scarecrow!

Let's practice comparing names with a scarecrow!
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Now that your students have practiced writing their name, they will get to see how their name compares to the word scarecrow.
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Students get to use letters to build the word scarecrow and their name to compare the number of letters in each name.
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They not only get to write the results, but they also get to fill in a graph to show how their name compares to the word scarecrow. So many skills practiced in one activity!
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This name comparison activity is so much fun for this time of year and is exciting for students to see the results for themselves and their friends!
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This activity is party of my scarecrow activities unit and can be found at my link in bio⬆️

Let's practice subitizing with a spider math craft

Let's practice subitizing with a spider math craft!
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Subitizing is an important skill for students to be able to identify the number of objects in a set by looking at them.
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Not only do they get to practice this math skill, but they get to make an adorable spider craft to go with it!
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Display these spider on your bulletin, hanging from the ceiling, or on the hallway walls for some creepy crawly fun for this time of year!
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You can find this spider math craft from my spider unit that includes lots of different math and literacy activities at my link in bio⬆️

Add some more Halloween fun to your classroom with

Add some more Halloween fun to your classroom with these FREE digital Halloween centers!
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There are 6 digital Halloween centers included that focus on beginning sounds, ending sounds, letter matching, letter identification, counting, number sense, sorting, number identification, and more!
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These digital Halloween centers are ready to be used in both Google Slides/Classroom and Seesaw.
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Digital centers are great to use as a center rotation, for at home practice, small groups, free time, and can easily be played on a computer, laptop, or tablet!
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You can grab these FREE digital Halloween centers at my link in bio⬆️

Now that Halloween is around the corner, I love ad

Now that Halloween is around the corner, I love adding this Halloween math game to my centers!
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This Halloween math game has students choosing 2 numbers, counting out candy corns to show the numbers, and determining which number has less.
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Students get to shower their work on a recording sheet and an 'I Can' kid friendly poster is also included for student independence.
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What is great about this Halloween math game is that it can be played independently or with a friend! This game can also be added to morning tubs, centers, early finishers, small groups, and more!
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You can find this Halloween math game as well as 28 other activities at my link in bio⬆️

I love reading the story, 'The Little Old Lady Who

I love reading the story, 'The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything' during October.
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There are so many activities and skills that can be practiced with this adorable story.
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This activity not only has students sequencing the different parts from the story, but students also get to sequence the sounds.
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The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything sequencing activity is part of my scarecrow unit that also includes a class anchor chart to sequence the story together.
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You will also find even more activities to go with 'The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything' as well as TONS more scarecrow activities at my link in bio⬆️

Let's practice writing with a bat informational wr

Let's practice writing with a bat informational writing activity! Let's not forget a craft to go with it!
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This time of year is so fun to learn all about bats. I love creating a large bats can, have, are anchor chart to display our new learning about bats.
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Once we fill in the anchor chart together as a class, students get to write about their new facts about bats. The best part is that they can use the anchor chart to help them with their writing!
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You can also have students practice labeling the parts of a bat.
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Last, students get to make a bat craft and add all of their bats informational writing pages to the stomach.
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Display these bats on a bulletin or from the ceiling for a fun fall display and to show off your students hard work!
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You can find this bats informational writing activity as well as lots more activities about bats at my link in bio⬆️

How are your students doing with their beginning s

How are your students doing with their beginning sounds? This is a skill that can truly be challenging for some students, but once it clicks so many new reading skills follow!
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This beginning sounds activity not only allows your students to practice their beginning sounds, but they also get to practice their handwriting and letter formation.
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Students trace and write the letter. Then, they glue only the pictures that have the correct beginning sound.
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Did I mention that there is no prep for you? Just print and go! You can add these beginning sounds printables to your morning work, homework, centers, independent time, small groups, and more!
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You can check out these beginning sounds printables at my link in bio⬆️

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