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    • If you are teaching small group math in kindergarten, then these subtraction activities are a great addition to your guided math plans! These activities are hands-on and made specifically for teaching math in small groups in kindergarten.
    • Looking for a fun way to practice inferencing skills in your elementary classroom? With these inference activities for 1st grade, students can solve a "mystery" using clues and their inferencing skills!
    • Have you been wondering if including stations and center rotations in your kindergarten classroom is the right choice for your class schedule? In this post, I share 3 reasons to use kindergarten math and literacy centers in your classroom.
    • Looking for some great back to school read alouds for kindergarten? All 25 of these books are perfect for the beginning of the year!
    • These sentence building kindergarten activities are great to use in your literacy centers. Students can build sentences using the provided cards, and then write them on the provided writing paper.
    • With these 1st grade addition activities, students can solve addition problems using tools like number bonds. Students can even make an addition flipbook.
    • When doing story retell for kindergarten, I love using authentic texts. Each of these story retell activities focus on a great kindergarten read aloud, that your students will want to retell again and again!
    • Looking for some alphabet poems for each letter? With these poems, students can begin making the connection between letters and sounds through fun and catchy rhymes!
    • These numbers to 100 activities for kindergarten are full of fun, hands on ways to practice numbers up to 100. There are things like hundreds chart puzzles, ten frames, and more to get students working on larger numbers in their math stations.
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