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Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Easter Freebie from Sharing Kindergarten

Need a freebie printable PERFECT for Easter?
Check out this sequencing sheet for the book

Chick HERE to grab this download.

http://sharingkindergarten.com/that-old-lady-swallowed-chick-and-made/

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Sequencing Freebie from Sharing Kindergarten

  Spring is here.
Easter is coming.
Sounds like we can all use a freebie!

I love that OLD LADY almost as much as my little learners do.
So this week we will be using the book,  
http://www.amazon.com/There-Was-Lady-Swallowed-Chick/dp/0545161819/ref=as_sl_pc_ss_til?tag=sharinkinder-20&linkCode=w01&linkId=T7L3WCU6KKUMTFJA&creativeASIN=0545161819

I made this FUN sequencing sheet to put all the items the lady eats in order for my little wonderfuls.
http://www.sharingkindergarten.com/2014/04/that-old-lady-swallowed-chick-and-made.html
 So I want to share it with your little wonderfuls too!
How do you get it?
Click on the link below to head to my blog post.
Click any of the links that take you to this specific item in my TpT store.
Then click on the PREVIEW to get your freebie.
http://www.sharingkindergarten.com/2014/04/that-old-lady-swallowed-chick-and-made.html

 Sending you love,

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Fun With Peeps!

We had so much fun this week working with Peeps!  

One of our activities was exploring with our senses.
{Which you can download in the preview from TpT for free.}

We touched them and listened to them and smelled them AND ate them!
{I tried really hard not to eat them before science time.  LOL!}
Stop by to see all of our Peeps science and writing fun!  

(There is also a graphic organizer for free at the bottom of the post!)

Happy Spring Everyone!



FREE Religious Emergent Readers for Easter

Hello Freebie friends! Tomorrow is the first day of Holy Week and I created two FREE Interactive Sight Word Readers to help Catholic and Christian students learn to read and spell the word "Jesus" during the most blessed week of the church calendar.

If you're not already familiar with my Interactive Sight Word Readers, let me tell you ALL about these great little book. Each six-page booklet uses repetitive text and sentence structures to help children grow in reading confidence. A featured sight word is missing from all pages in the book. Students cut out and unscramble the letters (included in the packet) and glue them onto each page of the book to complete the sentences. If you're short on time, letter stamps can also be used or children can simply write in the missing letters.

Two Versions for Catholic or Protestant Classrooms

Two separate books with a similar theme and the same clip art have been created to meet the needs of Catholic and Christian classroom teachers. Both versions are available for FREE on the Kinder-Craze blog. Stop by and grab the version that best suits your classroom needs. 


Wishing you a blessed Holy Week and a Happy Easter!

FREE Lenten Interactive Sight Word Reader

Catholic and Christian teachers: integrate language arts into your Religion instruction with this FREE Interactive Sight Word Reader, "Lent Reminds us of Jesus."

Each page of this booklet uses predictable sentences to name Lenten symbols. The fun twist of the book is that all pages are missing the word "of". Students complete the booklet by cutting out letters to correctly spell "of" and glue them into the book. It is a sweet way to foster faith development while also building reading skills. 

Stop by the Kinder-Craze blog to download your FREE copy of "Lent Reminds us of Jesus."

Have a blessed day!

Lenten Good Deeds Coloring Chart

I have a fun freebie to share with my friends that teach in Catholic or Christian schools as well as homeschool parents. Ash Wednesday is on March 5 and my students celebrate the Leseason with Good Deeds. I spend a few days teaching the class about Good Deeds, then send a Good Deeds chart home with each student. Each time a child does kind things for a family member at home, he/she can color one space on the chart. Students will gradually begin to see their charts fill with bright colors as Easter draws near.

FREE lenten good deeds chart. Students color a space each time they do a good deed.
You can download a FREE coy of this Lenten Good Deeds chart. Just stop by the Kinder-Craze blog. While you're there, you'll find practical guidelines to help your students understand the difference between a Good Deed and a personal responsibility (such as making his or her own bed). 

FREE lenten good deeds chart. Children color a space each time they do a good deed.

Have a blessed day!

An Introduction (and some Easter Goodies)

Hello Freebie-Lovers!

I am Maria from Kinder-Craze and I'm positively thrilled to be the new kid on the freebie block. That's right... I'm the newest contributor to Freebielicous!

I'm a Half Day Kindergarten teacher from Michigan, with experience in full day K, as well as First Grade. I am OBSESSED with all thing girly: including glitter, polka dots, bright colors, and painted nails. I also love my workspace to be well-organized.

I teach in a Catholic school, which gives me a unique opportunity to create and share Religion projects and ideas with other teachers in Christian schools. ALL of my Religion products are free, because I know how broke private school teachers are.

With Easter around the corner, I have two fun freebies to share with you (one for my fellow Christian teachers, and another for EVERYONE!)

For Everyone...

If you're anything like me, you have an Easter treat ready to share with your students, but it is not decorated or wrapped in any fun or creative way. These Easter Treat Labels were formatted to print on Avery 5163 labels so you can simply print, peel, and stick to your class treats. Voilà! Let the gift giving begin!

For Christian Teachers...
I created this Interactive Sight Word Reader "Signs of New Life from the Lord" especially for the Easter season. If you teach in a classroom that allows you to share the Good News, you will LOVE this cut and paste reader!

I can't wait to share more great freebies with you!

Chickie Freebie

Need a quick and easy freebie for Easter?
Grab this Number Count and Write activity using ten frames now.
Just click on the picture or {here} to get it today. 


  Mary Amoson, Sharing Kindergarten

http://sharingkindergarten.com/
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FREE Easter/Spring Break Gift Tags

I came across an idea on pinterest that I wanted to do for my students for a "Spring break" gift.  I checked, but the idea didn't offer a printable tag to go with the gift. Soo...I made one! :)


This is a quick freebie, but they turned out so adorable I wanted to share them with you too! In this freebie you get 4 different tags.


Head on over to my blog by {clicking here} to get the link for the download!

Enjoy!




Fact Family Peeps

Anybody needing some fact family fun? Boy I know I sure did! We've been working on the concept of family families and the interconnectedness of addition and subtraction for a couple weeks now. But it's an uber-difficult concept for little ones ...... So, I knew my kiddos needed some extra practice with this activity.

I made this cute Easter-themed family family math center. I hope it motivates your kiddos to want to work on fact families like it has mine. I hope you love it!! Pop over to my blog to grab this freebie!

Click HERE To grab!






Guess What's in My Egg?


Can you believe it's almost Easter?  Not only is it early this year, but all of the snow outside my window right now just makes it not seem possible!  We had a snow day today, but when we return to school tomorrow, I will be sending a plastic egg home with each of my students along with this letter.
Each student will put an item in their egg and write three clues to tell what is in their egg.
Since we are home today on a snow day, I did this activity with my 3 and 5 year old.  They loved it!


 
Head on over to download this activity.