Early Education Childhood Units
Kindergarten Daily Homework and Practice Pages
Animal Classes: Books Personalized for Your Class
Leveled Reading Books
Reading Levels
edHelper Leveled Readers Correlation Chart
Emergent Leveled Reader Books - Beginning Reader
Guided Reading Levels A-D
Butterfly Leveled Reader Book: Gavin Takes Class Stuffed Animal Home
Alphabet
Weekly Read and Color Books
Basic Kindergarten Skills
Kindergarten Activities and Skills Printable
Early Childhood Theme Units
Mazes
Shape Mazes
Basic Learning Word Groups
Cut and Paste
Hidden Objects and Ponder the Pictures
Numbers
Kindergarten Math
Color by Number
Color by Addition
Color by Subtraction
Counting
Calendar Skills: Practice Writing a Calendar Each Month
Number Lines
Comparing Numbers
First Grade Math (larger numbers)
First Grade Math
Kindergarten Geometry
Dolch Sight Words
Uppercase and Lowercase Letters
First Word Searches
Handwriting Worksheets
Handwriting Word Search Puzzle
Dot to Dots
Dot to Dots theme unit
Nursery Rhymes
Phonics
Art Projects
Art Theme Unit on edHelper
Kindergarten Coloring Books
Coloring books
Symmetry and Lines of Symmetry
Glyphs
Left and Right, Above and Below
Patterns
Draw and Write
Teaching Kids Their Phone Number
Basic Things Theme Units
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What do kids learn in kindergarten?
Because Kindergarten students come to school ready to learn, this is the optimal time to show them learning is useful and fun. Building confidence and enthusiasm in reading and math is of critical importance at this early stage, as this will put them on the road to future school success. Educational research suggests that developing a connection between what they learn in school to the world around them will promote problem solving and creativity. Kindergarten reading standards focus on the alphabet and its connection to reading, conventions of standard English, affixes, and story elements. In math, the emphasis is placed on numbers (both words and numerals), counting, measuring, shapes, and sorting. The activities in this unit encompass the needs of the kindergarten curriculum: missing numbers and letters, simple sentences, matching, shapes, tracing, mazes, creative writing, dot to dot, and so much more. Intensify your classroom lessons with these entertaining and engaging resources fully outfitted with lively, kid-approved graphics!