9 pages.

Read the directions to your students and have them color in this number grid appropriately.  If they've followed the directions correctly, an apple will be revealed.  This is a quick, easy and fun way to teach, review and assess: number recognition, spatial directions, ordinal numbers, diagonal lines, plus listening and following directions.  This packet will be free for an entire year, after which time it will be updated & put in Diane's Dollar Deals in my TpT shop.

41 pages.

These "shapely apples" can be used as anchor chart posters, large flashcards, a bulletin board, and assessment tools. Make extra sets and use them for independent centers and games.  Children can also choose their favorite shape and make a shapely apple of their own.  A shape attributes worksheet is also included.

9 pages. 

These games are a quick, easy and fun way to review shapes and shape words.

10 pages.

This is a quick, easy and fun apple-themed game to play with your students, to whole-group assess spatial directions.

11 pages.

I designed the folder flip files, as a way to introduce early elementary students to doing research and putting facts that they find interesting into their own words.  These are a great precursor to reports that they'll later be writing.

6 pages.

This apple icebreaker is a fun way to get to know your students.  So that your kiddos can get to know you too, make sure you make a personal sample.  Packet includes the writing prompt template, plus a blank one for you to fill in with whatever. This actiity will be FREE for an entire year(!) after which time it will be up-dated and put into my 20-page "Fall Writing Prompts Craftivity packet."

22 pages

You've heard of an apple for the teacher, well this is an apple from the teacher.  They are a quick, easy and healthy alternative to a back to school treat bag.  If you'll be studying apples in the fall, this snack fits right in.

8 pages.

This seed packet practices a variety of math standards: Data collection & analysis, sorting, comparing & contrasting, predicting, guess-timating, counting, sequencing, greater than, less than & equal to, plus graphing.  

11 pages.

Including adjectives, enhances students' writing.  Here are 10 fall-themed describing worksheets that will help your students practice this skill. Includes an adjective definition anchor chart.

35 pages

An interesting and fun way to introduce a lesson, is with a KWL.  This is a graphic representation of what students KNOW, WHAT they WANT to find out, and finally, what they have LEARNED, when you've completed your unit.  There are quite a few topics in the fall that lend themselves to KWL's.