Hello. Do you want free
teaching resources? Oh, I had you at
“Hello.” ;)
In this post, I am going
to share some of my favorite websites that offer free printables, craft
activities, and resources. You may be familiar with some of these sites, but I
hope you will still be able discover something new.
Read the description and if
the site sounds like it is a good fit for your needs then click on the link to
visit the site.
You should bookmark this page
if you need to return! After all, these
are awesome websites that you may want to explore!
This site offers a multitude of
crafts for children of kindergarten age.
The crafts are mostly themed by holiday and seasons. Detailed directions
are given for each project. If you are feeling uninspired, you should check out
this site!
This site offers resources for use
in prek/kindergarten classes. I enjoy
and use the literacy section of this site.
The author has provided many emergent readers that have a sight word
focus or a content focus. She has given
permission to copy and use these for your classroom.
3)KizClub
The author of this site invites
teachers to use these resources in their classrooms. There are printables for crafts, phonics, popular
stories, and nursery rhymes just to name a few.
I really like the section under “Stories and Props.” The area called
“level 1” is most appropriate for kindergarten.
It offers a beginning reader story read aloud online to the
student. Then there is the matching printable
story available in PDF to print out and give to students to practice on their
own. You should check this one out!
This site is massive. You can search through the site quickly by
checking the list of printables by activity or theme. I usually check by theme
since I often teach thematically. I also
love the “printables for popular books” located in the listing on the home
page!!! I love this webpage and it is very often one of the first places I look
when beginning something new.
This site offers resources
spanning from preK to second grade. She offers a section of popular themes. I
plan to check those out further myself!! I have kept this site bookmarked on my
browser because she has “site printables” available and I have referred to
those often!
If you are planning a class party
or celebration, you should check Activity
Village. It is loaded with all kinds of fun stuff from
crafts, puzzles, mazes, some holiday themed educational worksheets, and game
suggestions. They have printables to the
hilt and they are themed by a topic, holiday or season. They are continually
adding to the site so you will want to keep this bookmarked and check back
often. One of the great things about this site is that they include templates
with their craft instructions for those who are artistically challenged! FYI:
The site is based in the UK,
so some of the holidays and spelling will be different from what we are used
to.
To be continued...
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