Hands on language arts activities kindergarten

Letter I activities and crafts for preschoolers are an awesome way for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartens to learn and practice the alphabet and phonics. I is for ice cream! This post includes Ice cream printables and worksheets, a ice cream cone craft, and ice sensory play made with snow! #TheSurlyHousewife #LetterI #AlphabetActivities #LetterActivities #HomeschoolPreschool #PreschoolActivities cation

Engage your class in a hands-on experience learning the five senses science Unit! Kids will have so much fun they won't even know they are learning.

Support your teaching of handwriting with this free pack of life-sized finger space prompts, ideal for helping children with their handwriting skills and letter formation. Simply laminate and place on the tables when children are writing independently. Download for free when you sign up to Twinkl! #handwriting #writingprompts #fingerspacing #fingerspaces #writing #teaching #teacher #teachingresources #freeteachingresources #twinkl #twinklresources #education #school #letterformation #english

This KIndergarten word activity is a hoot! Find a fact, and create this engaging way to read with your six-year-old! Big kids love this hands-on activity!

Help your students become confident readers and writers with these word building activities for kindergarten. These word work centers can be used throughout the daily routine to give your students more literacy practice. Click here to take a closer look at these kindergarten word building activities.

Five Fun Activities for Teaching Prepositions Kids Learn Prepositions with Active Games and Fun Free Printables. #Reading #Prepositions #FreePrintables #Homeschooling #mosswoodconnections

FREE! Learn Parts of a Book with Playdough Mats. This is SO CLEVER!! Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade (homeschool, kids activities)

Guest Post by Julie of Make, Take, & Teach After your child learns the letters and sounds of the alphabet, the next step in learning to

It’s important to add a little variety into our small group instruction and into our literacy center activities. Sometimes just adding a little twist to a drill and practice activity can do the trick.