I’m throwing back to a post from a couple of years ago tonight! It’s been another crazy weekend of dance for me, so all of my center drawers are not set for the week yet, but I’ll be using most of the same activities from my Hoppin’ Into Spring Math and Literacy Center Pack. I’ll also be throwing in some of the activities from my April Word Work pack to round out my word work drawers.
Here are the pics from my center drawers from a few years ago: (there are a few freebies thrown in there too!)
{Literacy}
Counting Syllables
Using our sight words to write super sentences!
Practicing the tricky tr and dr blends:
Matching ending sounds to the picture and stamping the CVC word:
Cracking an egg to write the digraph:
{Math}
Adding with 3 numbers:
Still working on naming and saying the value of coins.
Which number is bigger?
Working with number words. The children crack an egg and build the number word with the letter tiles that are inside of each egg. (download this one below!)
Who doesn’t love Peeps?
I think I forgot to snap a pic of the recording sheet for these 2 centers. The top one is for count the room, and the bottom is for an egg vowel hunt.
Here are some centers that we did last year too…I would love a comment if you download!
For this center, you can use picture cards or miniatures (like the ones from Lakeshore)
I can’t remember where the original idea for this sheet came from. If you know or if it’s you, please let me know so I can give credit where it is due! For this activity, I put an assortment of jelly beans in a plastic egg – each child gets an egg to sort and graph. Fun!
We follow Scott Foresman Reading Street, and I usually save the book Bunny Time for this time of year. We use this sheet to record things that we do in the morning, afternoon, and night.
If you’re interested in the activities from my Hoppin’ Into Spring pack, click {here}. It is on sale for the next few days!
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Here is the link for my April Word Work pack too!
I will be starting to work on my May Word Work pack in the coming days, so if you have any suggestions for skills to include, please leave a comment!
Have a great week!