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I am so excited about this!  I have been collecting water bottle lids for a long time.  I even wrote letters on them for my Kindergarten students to use.  But, it did not take off as well as I would have liked.  Some of the kids just were not ready to make words yet.  This will help guide them in station time while I am doing guided reading.  And, it has several levels for different learners.  I have included beginning sound A-Z, ending sound A-Z, middle sound, and make all the sounds. 

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During guided reading...one of the activities or stations that my Kindergarten students work on is sight words.  I change the station task out weekly to keep students interested.

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I am posting some instant recognition cards for math stations. Click on any picture for the link.

Kindergarten students can sort the cards under the correct number card .  these cards could also be used to cut and glue in a journal page for a number of study.  Task card is provided to model what a journal page might look like for students that need more help when working independently.

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Free download-coin recognition & counting game

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In Kindergarten, penny recognition should be presented in a variety of ways.  Putting pennies in game format is one way to help insure that students are exposed to coins.  You can lay a clear spinner over this penny spinner, or use a pencil tip at the center as you spin a paperclip around the pencil tip-depending on your resources.  

Students each need a ten frame paper.  Students can race to 20 or fill the ten frames with pennies and race down to zero.

Free download for back to school

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I like to have my Kindergarten students look at their name tags on their table or desk, and cut & paste each letter A-Z in the Yes, in my name column or No, not in my name column.  This is a great beginning of the year activity for name recognition.

These are great in word work stations.  Each page addresses a vowel and the last CCVC.  They can be combined or used in parts depending on what you want your students to work on in word workstations.  If you have letter tiles...use to make it more hands-on, but if not...you can use dry erase if you laminate these.  There are more pages in the download. 

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