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gingerbread activities for first grade

Gingerbread Activities for First Grade

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end of the year theme days lemonade day

End of the Year Theme Days: Lemonade Day

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🍿 The end of the year just got a whole lot tastier 🍿 The end of the year just got a whole lot tastier! Celebrate the last week of school with this fun and engaging Popcorn Theme Day. Students will love enjoying popcorn, watching a movie, and diving into a full day of popcorn themed learning activities. This resource is packed with math, writing, literacy, science experiments, and more, all centered around popcorn. It is the perfect way to keep students engaged and learning while still having fun during those final days of school. Whether you are planning a special celebration, a fun Friday, or even summer camp activities, this themed day has everything you need for a memorable and meaningful experience. Comment popcorn or movie for the link. 🍿🎬 "We do this every year in May as part of our last month countdown. The students really enjoy it and look forward to it every year." “Outstanding assortment of activities for our end of year theme day. My students LOVED every activity and were completely engaged. Plenty of fun to fill the whole day!” “We used this at the end of the year with our students to a popcorn day! They LOVED it and so did we! So engaging and FULL of resources to use!” LinkDM *334*
Right after spring break, we always kick off Shark Right after spring break, we always kick off Shark Week in my classroom. Many students have visited the beach over break, so it is the perfect time to start talking about ocean life. We begin the week with the nonfiction reader and start building our anchor chart together. My students absolutely love Shark Week. This nonfiction unit is packed with activities that help students learn all about sharks while practicing important informational reading comprehension skills. The resource includes a mini reader that teaches students about sharks along with a matching colorful book filled with real photos. The photo book can be projected with the included Google link, downloaded as a PowerPoint, shared as a PDF, or even printed and placed in your classroom library. After reading, students can complete engaging comprehension activities, writing extensions, and word work pages. They will also love creating the fun shark coming out of the water craft. This unit is filled with everything you need to help your students become shark experts while building strong nonfiction reading skills. Comment shark or ocean for the link. LinkDM *254*
Bring some spring word work into your literacy blo Bring some spring word work into your literacy block! 🌸📚 These April Spring ELA Task Cards include 30 engaging cards where students read a sentence and determine which suffix is needed to correctly finish the word. Students record their answers on the recording sheet as they practice applying suffixes in context. The cards come 4 per page in both color and black & white, and answer keys are included. They are simple to prep and flexible to use throughout your day. Use them for:�• Morning tubs or literacy centers�• Scoot activities�• Movement breaks around the classroom�• Fast finisher work�• Quick skill assessments Just print, place them on a ring or around the room, and let students move, read, and practice using suffixes in a fun and engaging way. Comment spring or suffix for the link! 🌷 LinkDM *310*
📊 Ready to make graphing click for your students? 📊 Ready to make graphing click for your students? This is Unit 13 of the MASTER Math curriculum, focused on collecting data, creating graphs, and answering questions using tally, bar, and picture graphs—all through hands-on, engaging activities your students will LOVE. With a rotation-based approach (Manipulatives, Apply Skills, Small Group, Technology, Enrichment, and Review), students experience math in a variety of meaningful ways while building a strong understanding of graphing concepts. During this unit we make a picture graph daily to get us started. The kids LOVE all the hands on activities too. Each lesson starts with an easy-to-follow whole group mini lesson, then students rotate through fun, purposeful activities including games, small group instruction, digital practice, and higher-level thinking tasks. Comment math or graphs for the link! 📈 “This 1st grade Data and Graphing resource was fantastic for helping students explore and understand basic graphing concepts. The activities were hands-on, visually clear, and engaging, allowing students to practice collecting, organizing, and interpreting data in meaningful ways.” #firstgraderoars #mathcenters #primarymath #firstgrademath #teacherlife LinkDM *416*
Aaarggghhh Matey! 🏴‍☠️�Are you ready to turn your Aaarggghhh Matey! 🏴‍☠️�Are you ready to turn your classroom into a crew of pirates for the day?! �Kick things off by giving everyone their own pirate name and transforming them with headbands. Then set sail into a day packed with learning and adventure! �Students can create treasure maps, write clues for hidden treasure, and imagine what they would stash inside a pirate chest. There are engaging phonics activities, math games, writing extensions, and comprehension strategies for Pirates Go to School and Pirates Love Underpants.� Wrap up the day by crafting an adorable pet parrot. 🦜 Comment pirate or treasure for the link! 🏴‍☠️ “This was by far one of my favorite days of theme week! My students were thrilled with it and I will definitely be using this resource for years to come! Thank you!” “Another amazing resource with so many different crafts and activities to choose from! I so appreciate these! They make planning our special days so easy.” LinkDM *353*
Get ready… your classroom is about to become a ZOO Get ready… your classroom is about to become a ZOO! 🐘🦁🐒 After learning all about animal groups in the spring, Zoo Day is the PERFECT way to wrap up the year with hands-on fun your students will never forget! Turn your students into zookeepers for the day as they bring in stuffed animals, sort them into animal groups, and take care of their very own classroom zoo. This theme day is packed with engaging learning—students will research animals, write about a mystery zoo animal, and complete meaningful comprehension activities with any zoo-themed book. Add in phonics practice, math games, and 8 different card games using the included zoo deck, and you’ve got a full day (or week!) of exciting learning! Your students will LOVE creating their zookeeper crafts, wearing headbands and nametags, and participating in interactive activities like graphing, scoot games, and animal sorting. It’s the perfect mix of fun, movement, and academic review—all while making the sweetest end-of-year memories. 🐾✨ This also makes an AMAZING summer camp theme packed with learning and play! Comment zoo or animals for the link! "My students loved Zoo day! We had a lot of fun with the activities in this resource. We will be adding a zoo day for years to come!" “My students loved this resource! We especially enjoyed adopting our own zoo animal and wearing the appropriate headband to go along with it! The "Guess My Animal" was also a huge hit!” “Zoo Day was a hit!!!! The kids couldn't of had more fun dividing animals into groups and completing these activities as a zookeeper!” “My students LOVED this resource! It brought about a "class transformation feel", but was so much less work for me!! I am so excited to use this every year!” LinkDM *340*
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