Sight Words

the  to  and  he  a I  you  it  of  in was  said  his  that  she for  on  they  but  had at  him  with  up  all look  is  her  there  some out  as  be  have  go we  am  then  little  down do  can  could  when  did  what  so  see  not  were  get  them  like  one  this  […]

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Sight Word Phrases

he had to but they said that was in it was for she said that on a it was you and I to the for his they had to for you but she said of that I was on to the look at him as little at all I have a have some there is […]

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Colorful Celery

Watch how water spreads through a plant. • celery stalk with leaves • 2 cups • water • red and blue food coloring • knife Make a cut up the center of the celery. (Only parents should use the knife!) Start at the bottom and go about halfway up so the celery has two “legs.”  Fill each cup with water. […]

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The Rhyming Game

Tickle your child’s tongue with a homemade book of rhymes.   • magazine or catalog with appealing pictures • children’s safety scissors • glue stick • stapler • drawing paper • marke • die   Ask your child to staple together several sheets of paper. She can make a cover for the book with crayons or markers. Give your child an appealing magazine […]

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Memory-Making Projects

Try these crafty ideas for those long holiday vacation days. Holiday vacation is the perfect time to share memories and to start new traditions like creating a year-end scrapbook. Plan some time to clear off the kitchen table, heat up some cocoa, and make something with your child that will capture the spirit of family, […]

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Count Your Vegetables!

Your students will never look at fruits and vegetables the same way again. In Freymann and Elffers’ One Lonely Seahorse, they’ll meet pineapple turtles and ginger root lobsters while exploring number concepts, fruits and vegetables, friendship, and more. Dive deeper into the book with this treasure chest of activities. New Ways of Looking An artist […]

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Baby Chick Collage

Celebrate the impending arrival of Spring with this Baby Chick Collage! With just a little prep before you begin, this project is sure to be fun for you and your little one!     Yellow Construction Paper Orange Construction Paper Any color Construction Paper (to mount the chick on) School Glue (or other adhesive) Scissors […]

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Bread Sculptures

Shape-ly Sculptures   Learn about numbers and letters with these tasty bread sculptures.   • 1 cup water • 1 tsp sugar • 1 Tbsp quick-acting yeast • 1 tsp salt • 2 cups flour • 1 Tbsp oil • measuring cup • wooden spoon • bowl • plastic knives and forks • wooden board • baking sheet • cookie cutters (optional) Preheat the oven to 400ºF.  With […]

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