January in kindergarten

Grab these hands-on, highly engaging low prep January centers. Your students will love them while learning important key concepts!

Let’s look at favorite kindergarten teacher books for the month of January. Here is a list of January books for kindergarten that teachers love to read aloud to their classes. When it comes to planning January read alouds, many teachers choose books with snow, winter, hibernation and winter animals types of themes. So you’ll see...

Watch as your little wordsmiths transform snow into stories, using their imaginations to craft tales about their snowman adventures. This hands-on writing activity not only sharpens language skills but also sparks joy in the learning process.

Getting students back on track after winter break can be a challenge. In this post, I'm sharing a variety of activities for January that you can use to get your learning routine back on track. Click here to take a closer look at these January activities for kindergarten.

January Preschool Themes - The Stay-at-Home Teacher

Grab this free Snow Friends Banner for your classroom. All you need is some bright Astrobright's paper to make it pop for the New Year!

These sight word snowballs are a perfect winter literacy station for preschool, kindergarten or first-grade students. It’s free and easy to print and quickly use! You can add your own sight words too to differentiate for your students! This is a great winter center for students to practice reading and writing sight words.

Clever cut & paste sequencing activity to go along with There was an Old Lady who Swallowed Some Snow book for prek and kindergartners.

Free, fun and useful Kindergarten - 1st Grade, Common Core aligned lesson plans, math games, calendars, behavior charts, materials and more!

These free winter math crafts for Kindergarten are a great way to combine art, fine motor practice, and math skills!