Students color the traffic light: red for stop, yellow for caution, and green for go.
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Explore Activity: An Important Light
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Featured Kindergarten Resources
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Report Card Comments & Phrases for Kindergarten
Academic Achievement and Improvement Remarks for Kindergarten Students ____________ has made solid progress in [readi... -
CLASSROOM TOOLS
End of Year Awards for Students Classroom Kit
100 editable end of year awards for students - academics, personality, achievement, and fun! Celebrate your students' y... -
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Early Learning Butterfly Color, Cut and Paste Activity
Reinforce writing readiness skills for early learners Use this printable to help children hone writing readiness skills...
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Students draw pictures to show what happens to raisins in water and raisins in seltzer. -
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Students draw pictures to show that magnets push and pull each other. -
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Explore Activity: What Can a Magnet Pull Through?
Students test a magnet's pull through cloth, paper, plastic, and wood. -
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Explore Activity: What Will a Magnet Pull?
Students draw objects that are attracted to magnets.
