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Having a kindergarten stamping station has always been a fun treat for my students.
I made my first stamping unit in October of 2011! WOW! It has undergone a few revisions over the years, but we still love it.
Reading and Phonics Stamping
The students can stamp CVC words.
The students can stamp sight words (this page is editable so you can add your own words.)
Stamping Phonics
This is part of the phonics set of stamping activities. These are the skills included in this set:
• Phonics STAMPING Center ~ Beginning Sounds!
• Phonics STAMPING Center ~ Blends!
• Phonics STAMPING Center ~ CVC Short Sounds!
• Phonics STAMPING Center ~ Digraphs!
• Phonics STAMPING Center ~ Long Vowels and Vowel Teams
• Phonics STAMPING Center ~ Ending Sounds!
You can see the Phonics stamping bundle activities HERE.
Math Stamping
We also have stamping as a math station.
These Number stamps are awesome and I get them HERE.
Thematic Stamping
My kiddos love the scented ink pads too!
This is from my Save My Ink Series!
You can find this series of stamping activities HERE!
Storing the stamps
You can store the stamps in their original container or move them over to a case like this one. I got this in the fishing section of WalMart.
Pretty. Darn. Cool.
I have not found this specific bin, but you can see if this one might work.
ArtBin
ArtBin
Click HERE to see my stamping words files.
Happy stamping!
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Do you have the link to purchase the stamp storage bins? They are perfect. Thanks!
I am not exactly sure of the bin she got. Her post said it was from WalMart! So I bet they still have something like that. I also did a quick search on Amazon, so I added a link in my post to the one I found that looked similar.
They actually look like the ones from the dollar tree in the tool section.
SCORE!
Hello! I love this! Do you have the link for the alphabet stamps? I’d love to use this with my son.
You bet! I have a collection of things that I love over on Amazon. You can find them:
Amazon Things I LOVE (affiliate link)
When doing activities that require writing, I have always required my kids to use pencils so they have the ability to correct mistakes. However I notice most of you photos show the writing in marker or crayons. Am I putting too many restrictions on them?
It is really up to you. I just like to offer some variety for students. Sometimes I mix markers or crayons in stations, but at other times I ask them to just use a pencil.
How do you keep the students from mixing ink when they are in small group stations? Mine love stamps too, but they end up stamping with several different colors and messes the ink pads up.
I only give them 1 ink pad. Since I only have 2 students to a center, they share a stamp pad. I change the stamp pad colors out a few times per year. 🙂