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    • These I Ain't Gonna Paint No More activities are great to use in kindergarten. Throughout the week, you can use these read aloud lesson plans alongside the book to practice early reading comprehension skills like retelling and making connections.
    • These silly and fun holiday crafts and activities focus on lesser known holidays like pickle day, taco day, donut day and candy corn day. All of these holidays happen in fall, making these the perfect addition to your October and November plans.
    • Pattern block mats for kindergarten are great to use in math centers. Students can build different shapes with pattern blocks, and then practice counting how many of each shape there is.
    • Looking for some "Where's my Mummy?" activities that your students will love? These activities are the perfect companion to this beloved Halloween read aloud and help students practice skills like making connections to stories, and retelling.
    • Looking for a great fall read aloud for your early elementary classroom? The Gruffalo is a great fall book for kindergarten, and these Gruffalo read aloud activities will help students practice kinder reading comprehension skills like retell and making connections.
    • With this kindergarten writer's workshop freebie, your students will have all the writing tools they need to be more independent writers! It includes an editing checklist, free alphabet chart and spelling strategies that students can anytime they are writing.
    • These Cinderella Skeleton book activities are perfect to use in October as part of a Halloween read aloud, or anytime of they year that you are doing a fairytale unit in kindergarten. After reading the story, students can practice retelling, making connections and more.
    • These kindergarten and first grade Halloween activities for math and literacy are perfect for October centers. Students can practice skills like addition, counting on ten frames and more with a fun Halloween theme.
    • Creepy Carrots is the perfect October read aloud to share in your early elementary classroom. With these kindergarten read aloud activities for Creepy Carrots, students can retell Creepy Carrots, complete a creepy carrots craft, and make connections to the story.

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