The Great Turkey Race 

Craft and Google Slides

We read these three books every year in November.  The kids get such a kick out of the characters:  Ollie, Cassie and Wing.

My friend, Meg, DREW the characters ... Can you believe she DREW them?!?!  When I draw I need to google "how to draw a turkey for kindergarten, simple" lol.  Check out how cute they look in the hallway.  Each kid had an option to make Ollie, Cassie, or Wing.  We have not done this craft yet, but every time we walk by her class on the way to lunch, my class always asks, "When are we making those?!?" 

 I keep telling Meg that the running puffs of smoke look like farts... what do you think?  'Leave your opinion in the comments.  HAHAH 😛

Head over to her TPT store to find out more about this craft:  The Suchoboky Store

💻Great Turkey Race - Digital Slides

Last year I created these google slides to go with the book The Great Turkey Race.  I didn't think that with Covid being "over" that I would ever use Google Slides again.  There are a few that I go back to, that I did not expect to... The Great Turkey Race being one of them.  

Click here or on any of the pictures to take you to this digital resource.

March Resources

The kids LOVED walking through this door.  I hope to do it again this year!

This google slide resource is perfect for the primary grades in March.  It includes over 7 math activities (over 80 slides), for only $3.50!

Click here for one activity from the unit... it's a freebie!  This would be the simplest activity from unit.  

This next resource is perfect for math centers.  It includes 11 fun and engaging math activities and games.  Print, Laminate and enjoy!

I created this resource when I taught first grade and the kids LOVED it.  It can also be used for Kindergarten enrichment, or second grade remediation.  Click here or on the picture to take you to the resource in my TPT store.  

Here is the preview page:

I love this Inferencing Writing Activity.  They loved reading the clues to their friends and having them guess what they are describing.  Here are some first graders' completed work:

And finally.... how cool is this???

  Jocelyn was so excited!  

Click here to read my original post... it took a few tries to perfect it... click here.

I explain how to make this experiment to demonstrate different densities....Perfect for in-class, distance, and homeschool learners!

Click here to see how to make this:

 Hip! Hip! Hooray!  It's the 100th Day!

This is by far one of the most favorite days in a Kindergartener's life!  They get so excited for this big day.  We are lucky enough to be fully in school learning this year and I plan to use these digital activities in the classroom.    I hope that they are helpful for those teaching and learning virtually as well.  They are made with Google Slides and you can pick and choose which slides you want for your particular students. For example, on the slide that I have them count by 5's and 10's, I gave you 2 options: type in the answers OR drag the correct numbers... Some teachers and students like to drag their answers, and some like to type.  What is your preference?  

click the short video below to check out what is included:

This unit includes 14 different literacy and math activities:

Click on any pictures above to take you to my TPT store.  

Happy 100th Day!