Creating a daily schedule with pictures is a must have in special education and early learning classrooms. A visual schedule helps kids feel secure by helping them to anticipate what comes next throughout the day. I’ve put together a quick guide to help you create a customized daily schedule for your classroom.
Phonological Awareness Activities for Kindergarten
These phonological awareness activities help kids in kindergarten to develop phonemic awareness skills. They include task box activities that target syllables, rhyming, onset rime, phoneme substitution, blending, segmenting and isolating phonemes in CVC words.
Halloween Feelings Activities
These Halloween feelings activities help kids learn to identify basic emotions. The Halloween activities include a set of playdough mats and worksheets. These are a fun addition to Halloween centers in Pre-K, Preschool and Kindergarten!
Feelings – Daily Check In File Folder Activities
These feelings activities include visual aids that can be made into a file folder. The activities help kids learn to identify and check in with their emotions on a daily basis. They’re suitable for kids in pre-k, preschool, kindergarten or children with special needs.
Feelings Activities for Kids (Emotions File Folder)
These feelings activities include visual aids to help kids check in with their emotions on a daily basis. The activities can be made into file folders. They’re great for kids in pre-k, preschool, kindergarten or children with special needs.
Feelings Playdough Mats for Kids
These feelings playdough mats help kids learn to identify emotions and develop social-emotional skills. They’re suitable for kids in pre-k, preschool, kindergarten and kids with special needs.
Feelings and Emotions Playdough Mats (Emojis)
These feelings play dough mats help kids to identify emotions and develop their social-emotional skills. They’re suitable for pre-k, preschool, kindergarten or children with special needs.
Feelings and Emotions Posters for Kids
These feelings charts help kids identify emotions and develop social-emotional skills. They’re suitable for kids in Pre-K, Preschool, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade or children with special needs.