8 pages. Your students will enjoy making these cute owls and then writing what they'll miss about school or their grade level under the wings or on the back.

5 pages. Common Core State Standards:L.K.2a, L.K.2b, RF.K.3a, RF.K.3d, RF.1.1a, RL.1.2,W.K.7,SL.K.2, RL.K.2, RL.K.3 This fun "craftivity" will help students show their understanding of characters, setting, beginning, middle & end of the story.

5 pages. Print off the tin cans, have your students glue their photo on the lid and then onto your class poster. Hang in the hall to wish everyone a "Happy Earth Day!"

4pages. An interesting way to have students examine the importance of recycling, and see what even they, as a little person, can do, is to take a look at what their family throws out.

1 page. A quick and easy writing prompt "craftivity" for Earth Day.

3 pages. A creative way to have students write about ways they reduce, reuse or recycle, helping to take care of, and love our earth.

3 pages. A fun way to review the numbers on a clock as well as things you can recycle.

6 pages. A creative way to have students write about how they reduce, reuse and recycle.

6 pages. Making a water cycle wheel helps students understand this concept as they can visually "see" the cycle going round and round. Includes a cut & glue water cycle worksheet as well.

109 pages! There are many ways you can use this packet. Students can sort words by vowel sounds, word families, nouns, verbs, plurals, contractions, rhyming words, colors, numbers, shapes, antonyms, synonyms etc.