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Spanish Teaching Resources

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Seasons and Weather

18 seasons and weather flashcards with adjectives and nouns.

Preschool Math

Kindergarten Classroom Fun Math Teaching Math Preschool Calendar Teaching Tools

Preschool Ideas

Teaching Ideas

Math Stations

Number Cards: 1 - 100

FREEBIE! Numbers 1 to 100. Perfect for using with your calendar, math centers, cubbie labels, or any organization idea! Number cards for free. #numbers #freebie

PDF-tiedostoina paljon toimintaa ohjaavia kuvia ja julisteita (pukeutuminen, lämpötila, kellonajat, luokan säännöt, päivärutiinit, yms yms.) Nepsyn sivu. Science Education, Kids Education, Kindergarten Teachers, Teaching Kids, Learn Finnish, Finnish Language, French Education, Learning Support, Language School

Science Education Kids Education Kindergarten Teachers

Teaching Kids

Learn Finnish Finnish Language French Education

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Ennakointi

Preschool Calendar Classroom Calendar

Preschool Math

Classroom Activities

Classroom Organization

Owl Bulletin Boards

Owl Theme Classroom Free Homeschool Curriculum Calendar Numbers

Free Owl Calendar Numbers

Numbers 1-31, 2" x 2" each.

Style up your classroom calendar with these printable calendar headers and numbers from Kinder Craze, including a freebie! Classroom Calendar, Classroom Labels, Classroom Displays, Kindergarten Classroom, Kindergarten Calendar, Teaching Calendar, Classroom Setting, Classroom Design, Future Classroom

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Classroom Setting

Classroom Design

Future Classroom

Through the Year Calendar Headers

(teacherspayteachers.com) If your students are like mine, they struggle with powers of 10. With this fast-paced game, students have fun practicing and mastering this tricky concept. Simply form your students into two teams and project this exciting game! The student who says the correct answer first gets the point.