January kindergarten activities

These Winter Literacy Activities are a fun, hands-on way for preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice the reading and writing skills.

Clever cut & paste sequencing activity to go along with There was an Old Lady who Swallowed Some Snow book for prek and kindergartners.

Looking for fun, skill based activities to keep kids engaged all month long? I have compiled a list of my top 5 favorite Math, Literacy, Science, and STEM activities to do with students this January! 1. Build a snowman - Literacy or Math Craft I love doing these activities each winter because they are fun, can practice a variety of skills, and always come out looking cute! No matter what skill you choose to practice, prepping the activity is the same. All you need are large pieces of…

Need a fun holiday craft for kids to do before winter break? Here is one of my favorite and simple holiday crafts! Below I have compiled a step by step guide for you to create a sun catcher snowman with your students. Below I have listed the supplies you will need: -construction paper -laminator (or

Grab these hands-on, highly engaging low prep January centers. Your students will love them while learning important key concepts!

Free, fun and useful Kindergarten - 1st Grade, Common Core aligned lesson plans, math games, calendars, behavior charts, materials and more!

Check out this free Q Tip snowflake STEM activity! Perfect for Pre K and Kindergarten kids! Can be used in the classroom or at home. Great for an easy prep STEM center that students are sure to love and be engaged with. #STEM #winteractivity #prek #kindergarten #centerideas

Seven Kindergarten winter activities you can easily setup in your classroom that will transform it into a winter wonderland.

These free winter math crafts for Kindergarten are a great way to combine art, fine motor practice, and math skills!

I can't think of a better winter math activity than counting snowflakes! Grab this FREE snowflake counting activity for your kindergarten math centers. Add a pair of jumbo tweezers to add some fine motor practice as the students count snowflakes.