Students color the traffic light: red for stop, yellow for caution, and green for go.
Updated on: February 15, 2005
Explore Activity: An Important Light
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Featured Kindergarten Resources
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CHOICE BOARDS
Sight Words Choice Board and Activities Packet (Grades K-3)
This choice board packet includes 16 different activities you can use with early readers to help them build fluency with sight... -
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American Flag Color Printable
Long may Old Glory wave! ... -
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Memorial Day Activity Packet
Incorporate Memorial Day into many of your classes, such as Reading, Math, Science, and Social Studies with this exclusive packet... -
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American Patriotic Pencil Wrap
Have celebrate America by topping off their pens and pencils with these patriotic pencil wraps. This is great way to show...
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