January first grade

Fun winter writing prompts for first grade or kindergarten (or even 2nd if you use the versions with more lines that are also included) that make adorable bulletin boards or just fun activities for your writing time!

Today, I am sharing 7 Must Have January Read Alouds that your students will love. You wil want to add to your classroom library!

First Grade January No Prep Math Workbook 30 pages of no prep wintery math fun! Through hands-on activities and fun themed work pages first graders can learn to count by ones and tens, understand p…

Need some winter writing prompts that your first grade students will love? All of these winter writing activities include writing paper, plus winter themed crafts, making them perfect for lower elementary!

These sight word snowballs are a perfect winter literacy station for preschool, kindergarten or first-grade students. It’s free and easy to print and quickly use! You can add your own sight words too to differentiate for your students! This is a great winter center for students to practice reading and writing sight words.

Four free printables to welcome students back to school from winter break. Write the new date, new year I spy search activitiy, two new year goals, and ball drop math activity. All four activities come in a variety of levels depending on your grade for kinder, first, and second grades. These are free printables, instant downloads.

Clever cut & paste sequencing activity to go along with There was an Old Lady who Swallowed Some Snow book for prek and kindergartners.

Here's a fun subtraction freebie for your math centers! Students will love using these differentiated winter math activities!

Here in Ohio, if there’s one thing I can guarantee each winter, it’s snow. Lots and lots and LOTS of snow…which makes snowmen the perfect (long lasting!) bulletin board theme. Build your students' cause and effect writing skills with this fun melted snowman craftivity! Don't have enough time to read all about it? Scroll down to the bottom of this post for a video that shows this project in action. One of my favorite snowy read alouds is Maureen Wright’s Sneezy the Snowman. In the book…