Thanksgiving is right around the corner and you might be looking for fun ways to get your students learning this holiday season! I know my kiddos sure enjoy a little FUN during the holidays and with our brand new Thanksgiving SMART Pack you can still include educational content Thanksgiving BUMP...
What is a File Folder Game? If you’ve never heard of File Folder Games, this is the spot for you! A file folder game is basically just what it says…..A game that is played on a file folder.These games are inexpensive to make as you can often get a box of 100...
Who doesn't love to sort the recycling? Okay....let me rephrase that. Children LOVE to sort things! This is a fantastic game for children who love to sort. And Win. Because this game can be played with up to 3 players (if you want more players just print more gameboards and cards). Best of all this game...
Making ten games are always a great way to build key math skills for your Kindergarten and First Grade kiddos. Children can easily memorize which numbers can be joined together to make 10, and it's a skill that will be important through out their entire lives! Ten Frame Boards are simple...
There is just something so fun and simple about our Circle Punch Games that I can't stop making them. Maybe it's the fact that it's so easy to get the game set up and ready to go..... no more cutting of obscure shapes and bumps. Maybe I'm just being lazy. I don't know, but today...
I'm so excited to share this game with you today, I think it's super adorable and your kids are going to LOVE it! It's called Catch a Rainbow, and it can be played with up to eight players. (or an entire class if you print more color circles) The printable game is available...
I have recently updated our Free Preschool Printables section of PreschoolMom.com! We have over 30 themes with numerous printables and activities you can use in your homeschool or classroom. Here's a sneak peek.....Click Here for links to all these units! Be sure to check out more resources at KindergartenMom.com BTW- We have a separate newsletter for...
