6 pages. This booklet makes a wonderful card for Father's Day and a nice independent activity for your Daily 5 or writing/reading center.

3 pages. A fun way to review 3D shapes. Students trace the 3D word, cut the pages and collate their book. You could have children put the pages in alphabetical order. As a graphing extension have them choose which is their favorite summer 3D shape tha

15 pages. Use these as puzzles, games, worksheets or a booklet. Uses 20 summer-sun compound words. Also includes a blank pair of sunglasses so that you can program your own skill sheets.

18 pages. Common Core State Standard RI.K1d and L.1.1a You can make an alphabet booklet, flashcards, and Memory Match Concentration games, using these templates. There are also puzzle cards that can be used as such or in several other games.

11 pages. This packet is especially helpful if you use a traffic light as your behavior modification system. It's also a fun way to teach students a life skill as well as an easy way to learn/review 3 key color words.

1 page. I use a mini stop sign when I am assessing. I keep it at the table where I am working, and hold it up when I see another child approaching out of the corner of my eye. It's a gentle reminder, that I am assessing and cannot be interr

9 pages. Activity cards for the old-fashioned counting tune, The Ants Go Marching. Use them as manipulatives during story time or make extra copies to play games with.

11 pages. A wonderful way to help your students practice their alphabet skills. Children trace the upper and lowercase letters, find a word that begins with that letter as they become ABCDe-tectives.

9 pages. A fun pre-summer, easy reader, that reinforces number words and counting to 10. The last page gives students two opportunities to think up alternative endings to the story.

7 pages. An interesting way to review the seasons. Students read the sentence, trace and write the seasonal word and decorate their tree for that season. The last page has them design an imaginary tree producing their favorite thing, during a specific se