Fun and Free Winter Snowman Holiday Activities




I love the holidays.  It's a fun time in the classroom where we can hopefully squeeze in some fun activities to do together.  In this cute picture, you'll see two free activities that I use during the holidays.  One of them is called "Snow Me the Money" it's a behavior incentive program where my students earn "snowbucks" for good behavior and then they can cash them in right before winter break to buy something special for someone they love or for themselves.  You can grab that here.  

The other activity is called "Snowy Synonyms and Antonyms."  This is a fun theme centered activity using snowmen to practice identifying synonyms and antonyms.  You can grab this freebie here



 





 

Elf Calendar

 Thanksgiving is over and we are preparing for the next couple of weeks for all of the excitement the holiday season brings to our classroom.  One of the things my kindergartners loved showing up in our classroom was our elf, Louie.  I wanted to make it a little simpler for me to prepare during this hectic time of year so I have a calendar of simple things our elf will do during his visit to our classroom.  You can grab it here.



  





Fall themed Freebies


The leaves are falling and we are getting close to Thanksgiving.  I don't know about you but all this talk of turkey can make anyone hungry.  Well before we sit down to a feast you can get some of these resources to help you out in the classroom.  First up is a simple little packet for early kindergartners to practice their sight words.  Simply print them out and put them out for morning work or in your sub folder.  You can grab them free here.  
The second activity pictured above is a math activity for older students that talks about the commutative or inverse property in math.  You can grab them here.  
Did you see the adorable turkey bulletin board idea.  I love using old ties to create feathers for the turkey.  How cute.  

 




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