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a cardboard box with clothes pins and letters on it that spell out the word fine motor letter matching activity
Upper and Lowercase Letter Matching with a Box!
Letter matching activity for preschool
the table is set up with different types of letters and numbers to spell out their name
20 FREE Name Activities for the First Week of Kindergarten
20 FREE Name Activities for the First Week of Kindergarten
clothes pegs and name tags with words that spell out what's in them
Letter & name recognition activity. I think I must run to Walmart for…
two plastic bins filled with letters and toys
Exploring the alphabet by searching for magnetic letter treasure in the sand. We often add a magnetic board with letters written on it to match them as we find them. Great sand play and early literacy activity. Adventures with Isla-Brae
a yellow table with purple and white squares on it, surrounded by blue plastic chairs
Ziploc bags with tempera paint. We practiced color mixing, fine motor skills, sensory exploration, and letter writing. It felt like getting messy... without the mess! Again, just a picture no link but so worth sharing this GREAT idea.
Special Needs for Special Kids Special Education Classroom
Special Needs for Special Kids Special Education Classroom 
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an open book with pens and pencils in it sitting on a wooden table next to a clipboard
Week 5 Review
Preschool Experiment
two boxes with letters on them sitting next to each other in front of a polka dot background
Mark making dice. Roll the dice and copy the pattern. Adapt this for writing numbers by inserting numbers, or use for games with pictures of Numicon plates.
Name graph. Math and Literacy combined activity. As children grow developmentally can do same activity with last names. Great for learning about graphing! You could definitely adapt for each grade level depending upon the skill being used (i.e. you could have 4th or 5th graders create line plots, pie charts, etc.) Kindergarten Names, Preschool Names, Preschool Literacy, Beginning Of The School Year, Kindergarten Literacy, Beginning Of School, Alphabet Activities, Preschool Math, Preschool Fun
Mrs. Bohaty's Kindergarten Kingdom
Name graph. Math and Literacy combined activity. As children grow developmentally can do same activity with last names. Great for learning about graphing! You could definitely adapt for each grade level depending upon the skill being used (i.e. you could have 4th or 5th graders create line plots, pie charts, etc.)
the paper is cut out and ready to be used as a craft for children's crafts
Tracing Lines Busy Bag for Preschoolers
Tracing Lines Busy Bag (Free Printable) - writing practice on a go, write and wipe activity for multiple uses!
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