What Worked Last Year? Save My Ink
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Sometimes… you JUST need easy…kindergarten no prep worksheets! There! I said it!
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| I love the little tan girl next to the crab…ha! |
Each month contains literacy and math activities. I am not a huge fan of using worksheets in my classroom as these tend to be the lowest level learning, but sometimes I do use them. Periodically I use them as morning work or a quick formative assessment. Some of the activities work perfectly for stations as well.
Here are a few from the spring time!
Working on blends in March.
Here is another blend activity.
Addition skills in March!
For some reason, I don’t have many completed images from early in the year, but here are some screenshots of a few of the August/September pages (so you can get the idea).
Color by beginning sounds!
Here is a color by numbers activity.
And a simple subitizing activity to use with a die.
You can see all of my Save My Ink units by clicking HERE.
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Deedee Wills
My teaching career allowed me to experience teaching in different classroom environments and grades. My heart belongs to early childhood education. My job is to make teaching FUN, ENGAGING, and EASIER. Welcome!
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I love a good worksheet! It makes me happy when I print one off and it's all pretty! ha!