Diy first grade learning games

Looking for an easy toddler activity? Try making a matching pairs sensory bin! This fun learning activity is perfect for toddlers on a rainy day!

Sight words are a foundational part of your kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade students learning how to read! Your students need repetition to learn sight words, so I'm sharing my most creative and fun activities for working on this skill in the classroom! These ideas include movement, games, and more!

These fun reading games are quick to make - and so effective for learners in kindergarten and first grade! Such a great addition to your language arts instruction. #teachingreading #kindergarten #firstgrade

Use a muffin pan and some paper cupcake liners to set up a fun hands-on activity for coin counting practice! Awesome first grade math game.

Addition to 100 Card Game - this is such a fun, simple to play math game for first grade and 2nd grade to make practicing math facts fun

Use this simple DIY math game idea to teach children how to add with manipulatives and dice. Such a great hands-on and visual way for students to learn! Great for at home or in the classroom learning! Perfect for a math center for kindergarten or first grade. #kindergarten #firstgrade #addition #mathgames #mathcenters #DIY

Ready to help your child learn their sight words? Check out this fun reading game! Easy way to play hop on pop game for kids. Perfect for early learners gaining reading skills!

My first graders have always L-O-V-E-D games and so do I! As a teacher, it is the perfect way to engage your learners in skill and have them practice, practice, practice. When students are highly engaged, not only are they learning but it gives you an opportunity to meet with students who may need a […]

As our kids get older, they're ready to drop their nap time, but still need some quiet time to rest and recharge (and so do I!). Since my oldest shares a room with her napping sister, I've had to find activities that she can do quietly without waking her sibling. These are some of our favorites! Books are obviously the

Today I'm sharing a fun and easy sight word activity and {FREE} printable. This game is perfect for a quick review of sight words. Teachers can use this activity in centers/stations or in small groups. Parents can also use this activity at home to practice the weekly sight words with their child. I found these dry erase foam blocks at the Dollar Tree! I've seen them at teacher supply stores over the years, but I'm always shocked at the price. I couldn't believe it when I found these at the…