6 pages.

Review shapes on Earth Day with this sweet owl.  Packet includes the patterns to make the owl poster and a writing prompt to glue to the back, plus color or black and white Give a hoot owl bookmarks.

5 pages.

Celebrate Earth Day with this interesting writing prompt "craftivity."  Students can choose to dangle their "writing prompt" circles vertically under their hand, or they can glue them together to form a sphere (like the earth).

4 pages.

Help celebrate Earth Day by making this keepsake "Lend a Hand" poster-writing prompt.  Packet includes a poster and writing prompt template, plus a certificate of praise for helping out.

15 pages.

Help practice a variety of standards with this hands-on pirate "craftivity". 

29 pages.

There are a variety of ways to use these alphabet puzzles. This packet will be FREE for an entire year, after which time it will become one of Diane's Dollar Deals in my TpT shop.  Click on the link to pop on over & join the fun.

33 pages.

There are lots of things you can do with these large lowercase letters:  Use them as anchor charts, flashcards, Play-doh mats, or run them off on a variety of colors of construction paper; laminate and cut them out to make a border, or have them going up a large Chicka Boom tree.

20 pages.
Common Core State Standards: K.G.1, K.G.2, K.MD.3, 1.MD.4, 1.G.1
Make these adorable silly shaped chicks and practice shapes, shape words, attributes etc. These make nice Daily 5 Word Work activities too.

22 pages.

Do your students play with pattern blocks?  Help them learn the names of the shapes and review colors as well, with these adorable pattern block pals. 

33 pages.

There are lots of things you can do with these large letters:  Use them as anchor charts, flashcards, Play-doh mats, or run them off on a variety of colors of construction paper; laminate and cut them out to make a border, or have them going up a large Chicka Boom tree.

6 pages.

This "craftivity" is a fun way for students to review ordinal numbers, ordinal number words + sequencing.  Encourage students to color the stripes on their kite in a pattern, or to color it in rainbow order.