Happy Fall!

Fall is here! 

I've been moving some things around and creating a few new things. 

Here is a Sample Fall Activity:

 

Free Sample

If you are looking for Fall Math and Science Centers:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

18 LOW to NO prep activities!

Fall Math and Science Centers

Distance Learning Items...Some of these are paid, some are free. I made a few decks of Boom Cards and revised some old freebies.  :)

Distance Learning 

 Have a GREAT month!

Tricks and Treats Blog Hop!

***A Trick  for  You***

And oldie but goodie: Pocket Charts
I love pocket charts! I have so many...big ones, small ones, different shaped ones...I use them all year long! In addition to Calendar, the 100 chart, and the Weather graph, we also use a pocket chart for our schedule. Plus here is a pocket chart activity we did last week...Good Choices vs. Poor Choices.

 

(We also have a name chart. We use it for the Helper of the day(their name is up after they are the helper.)

We have this pocket chart holding our weekly poem:

 

And in our kitchen, we have this one:

 What kind of pocket charts do you have?

***A Treat For You***

Fall Math Centers
Take a look at a few math centers we are using this week.
The pictures are from my Fall Math and Science Pack! Click HERE to check it out! 

 

A handful of pattern blocks...sort, count and graph

 

Grab and count Pattern Blocks!

 

 

Recording sheets for Patterns
 

And a Freebie:
Visit my store to find a freebie that you like! :)

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Love-Luck-And-Laughter

Don't forget to hop to the next blog for more "Tricks and Treats"!
And don't forget to go to the giveaway on Mrs. Plemons page!
Click on her button to go to awesome giveaway!

An InLinkz Link-up

One last apple freebie...

I forgot to add this to my apple post. I found the cutest free game on TPT by Amy Lattin...here's the link {HERE}.

Basically you hide Johnny Appleseed behind the letter (on the pocket chart) and the kids have to guess where he is. (You could also do this with letter sounds or sight words!) So... I made a poster of a song we sing with the game. (Because music makes everything more fun!) Here's the link to the poster {click here}.

Apples, Apples, Apples

Here are some pictures from our Apple unit(Scroll down and keep going, since there is so much space between each one!)

Torn paper apples

We read some Johnny Appleseed books. The Steven Kellogg one is my favorite!










A Johnny Appleseed puppet for retelling, and three things they learned about Johnny. 1. He planted seeds, 2. He went West, and 3. He made lots of friends. ( I don't know the source of this sheet, sorry!)

We counted the stickers on the apples and recorded them. This activity is from my{Fall Math and Science Centers}

Stained glass apples!  So pretty!

 

We took a class poll and wrote a report about our apples (The report is also from my { Fall Math and Science Centers}.)

We used a spinner to cover these pictures(from  my { Fall Math and Science Centers}):

It was an applicious time!