Here are some resources to use in April that your kids will love AND learn something too!! Click on the pictures to see the resources.
Earth Day Activity Book for Early Finishers
With this Earth Day activity book, your Kindergarten or 1st-grade students will have fun reviewing language arts and math skills independently when they finish their classwork early. They can keep these booklets at their desks to pull out when they need them. The directions are easy for them to follow independently.
Activities in this 28 page Earth Day Activity Book include:
• Rhyming Words
• Mazes
• Tracing
• Dot to Dot
• Letter Search
• Count the Bottles
Earth Day Antonyms
his Earth Day-themed resource is dedicated to helping your students practice their ELA objectives. Your kindergarten and first-grade students will have fun identifying the Earth Day antonyms with the center activities included in this resource.
Earth Day Theme Antonyms Unit includes:
· a matching center activity
· a clip card center activity
· various worksheets
These activities are perfect for your literacy or word work centers during the month of April.
Your K and 1st-grade students will have fun finding Earth Day words on their bingo cards.
Materials:
• A Bingo card for each student. (25 cards) These Bingo cards have 25 squares, with pictures representing Earth Day vocabulary.
• Letter cards to draw and call.
• Picture identification cards
How to Play:
• Show the picture identification cards to the students so they can identify the pictures on their Bingo cards.
• Give each student a Bingo card and something to cover the spaces when a letter is called. (You can use unifix cubes or pompoms etc)
• The teacher draws a call-out card and calls out the letter (E,A,R,T or H) and a NUMBER 1-3. If a picture with that amount of syllables is on a player’s card under the letter called, its square may be covered with a marker. (You will need to call out the call out cards multiple times,)
• When a player has a full line straight across a row, or straight down a column, he yells out "bingo!" and wins the game.
Board Variations To keep the game exciting, you can change the winning board layout. For example, the first person to form an "x" across his or her board wins, or the first person to have a diagonal line. Other variations include four corners, or all the squares on their card.
Kindergarten Write the Room - Earth Day
Write the Room center made just for Kindergarten. Kindergarten students can't always write all of the words in a Write the Room Center. With this Earth Day-themed resource, they can all be successful and have fun too!
For the five activities in this resource, your students will be asked to:
· find the pictures that have the same beginning sound (extra response sheets to write the whole word if they are ready)
· count syllables
· look for specific letters
· place value (ones, tens, hundreds)
Your kids are sure to love this center!
Earth Day Parts of Speech
This Earth Day-themed resource is dedicated to helping your Kindergarten and first-grade students practice recognizing parts of speech (nouns, verbs and adjectives). Your Kindergarten and 1st-grade students will have fun reading Earth Day words with the center activities and worksheets included in this resource.
Parts of Speech - Earth Day Theme includes:
· Anchor Charts – Samples for each part of speech plus large pictures and words for you to use to make the charts
· Sorting Center – Students sort the picture cards into 3 groups – nouns, verbs or adjectives.
· Build a Sentence – Students build an Earth Day sentence, color the picture, write the sentence at the writing center.
· Secret Code Words - Students will practice decoding Earth Day words and then record their answers.
· Color by Code - Students will read the words then identify the parts of speech and color the space.
· Various Worksheets – Students will identify the part of speech of various words.
Have a great April! We're almost THERE!!!
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