Kids-School-Learning

This FREE packet includes three practice pages for students to sort both 2-d and 3-d shapes. On one page, students sort circles and triangles, while on another, students sort cones and cylinders. On the last page, students must sort squares and cubes, noticing which are flat and which are solid shapes. I hope you find these practice pages useful in your classroom. If you are looking for more resources to teach shapes, you might want to check out these resources: * Solid Shapes Mini-Unit...

This is a winter hat theme graphing shapes activity for your Kindergarten or Pre-K students. It is a wonderful math activity for any winter month.

Looking for a fun and hands on way to teach multiplication and division? How about LEGO! There are so many easy ideas here for LEGO multiplication and division to help your kids succeed.

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These FREE Back to School Signs are perfect for kids to hold on their first day of school! Includes Preschool, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, and Fifth Grade!

Edna Switzer’s third grade class pose with hands folded on their desks for a 1907 photograph taken inside Grand Island’s Platt Elementary School and is now part of Stuhr’s collection. Platt School opened in 1888 and is still standing at the Seventh and Elm Street. The photograph was likely taken near the Christmas season. At the top of the blackboards at right are sprigs of evergreen and paper cutouts, including ones shaped like Christmas trees.

An old one room schoolhouse, restored at Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer in Grand Island, Nebraska

Your kids might have to miss a school day because of the snow, but they can continue the learning with these 16 snow themed science activities!

23 multiplication apps for kids - lots of these are free!

Learn with Play at home: Cornflour Slime. (cornstarch slime, no borax) How to make and what not to do!

The Peep Experiments are in full swing & we are having fun coming up with ways to torture experiment on these hapless little marshm...

Yum! Science never tasted so good. Gear up for a new school year with edible science, brought to you by your home kitchen chemistry lab.

This FREEBIE includes a Mother's Day poem (in both color and black/white) that includes idioms. Students can find the idioms and identify them on the provided chart (also in both color and black/white). An answer key is provided for your convenience.

Using Literacy in ALL Content Areas

Candy Sorting mat