I'm happy to share these new set of posters that I have made to teach the names of colors. They have cute scarecrows holding crayons. Just print, laminate if you want for durability, and cut by the border. That's all and they will be ready to display on your bulletin board or just on any wall you want to decorate and use the posters as reference to learn the words. There are 11 colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, brown, black, gray / grey and white.
Hispanic Heritage Month is annually observed from September 15 to October 15 in the United States and I have made some writing papers with a cute border and a cute clipart of a bird as a way of celebrating this day. These are designed to be used in Kindergarten and First Grade and you will have 5 different options to use depending on your goals and the previous skills of your students.
This day I would like to share a set of ten frame cards with printable counters with a pumpkin theme. I have made this to use as an activity on Fall or Autumn. This version has the pumpkins in the ten frames from 1 to 10 and includes zero. Just print and cut out by the orange border.
Finally, I was able to take a little time to share my educational resources again. I feel so glad. Today, I want to share some worksheets to improve visual discrimination skills. It's an activity of matching pictures for kids. I hope you find them very useful.
