writing

Teach proper letter formation by creating a flip-book, using at writing centers, or displaying on a wall. Students can reference from across the room. This set follows Zaner-Bloser handwriting and McGraw Hill Wonders program!

Combine writing and art for a showy display! Complete over 3 days… 1. Write story; 2. Create globe art; and 3. Assemble. To view actual kindergarten student work, click view > view preview.

An authentic way for students to get monthly number and calendar practice. 4 versions (48 pages) give you options for teaching students with varied abilities. Kids practice number formation, sequencing, patterning and more!

As students learn all about numbers, teach them proper formation too! Students can stretch out their writing arms and “sky write” as you finger-trace each number! Uses Zaner-Bloser manuscript handwriting standards.

Letters, numbers, 100-grid, colors, and top 40 kindergarten high-frequency words (matching McGraw Hill’s Wonders curriculum) included in three, 2-sided cards for standard pencil box. Students become self-sufficient and learn to look first at these “tools”, right at their fingertips!

Letters, numbers, 100-grid, colors, number lines, and 36 high-frequency words included in three, 2-sided cards for standard pencil box. Students become self-sufficient and learn to look first at these “tools”, right at their fingertips! To view word list, click view > view preview.

Students learn great skills in this single-player number race game! 6 versions all use a single die. Save paper (and paper pushing) by placing these in dry-erasable, clear poly pockets! Kids practice number formation, subitizing, graphing concepts, counting, and more!

Advanced version of our single-die game. Here, a pair of dice is used in each of the 6 versions. Game can be played alone or with a friend! Instructions and tips included. Kids are introduced to decomposition of numbers, number formation, counting on, and more!

Have students write names at the start of school and the end of school. Provide in students’ end-of-year portfolios. Parents will be amazed at their child’s progress!

Teach proper letter formation from the “get-go”. Display on a wall or create a flip-book for single-letter focus. Or, print out smaller and use at writing centers!