Candy Corn Sight Words

 

I love this time of the year.  The colors are vibrant and look so yummy!  So…what do you do when you LOVE candy corn, but you can’t eat any??  You make some cute things for your classroom.

I will have to get some file folders and cardstock because I have none at home, but here’s the plan…

I’ll copy the Candy Corn Sight Words file, adhere to file folders if I don’t copy the file onto cardstock.  Instant sight word game!  Check out my file folder game at Teacher’s pay Teachers.  Be sure to let me know what you think!

Candy Corn Sight Words

 Candy Corn Numbers will certainly add a sweetness to our math stations!  Click on the link below to head on over to Teachers pay Teachers and check out my store.

Number Fun with Candy Corn

And a fun fall activity for beginning sounds!
Fabulous Fall

October Treats

October Treats

October is filled with learning activities!  Fire Safety Week, Columbus Day, Halloween.  This year we are going to focus on seasons, AMSTI trees, and nocturnal animals.  I am already planning a camp site for my classroom since we will be in the “woods,” and looking for animals that are awake at night. 

I found this cute handprint on Pinterest for a fire safety art activity,  

and a cute graham cracker fire truck for a cooking project.

      

Columbus Day is the 12^th which means we will make puppets and illustrate pictures of the Nina, Pinta, and the Santa Maria on Friday! 

Last, I’ve made a simple letter match using pumpkins and cats.  This activity includes only the first 6 letters we are learning in Reading Street.  It’s a free download from TpT…hope you enjoy it.  Click on the link under the preview.

October Letter Match

October Activties

October Activities

October has been so busy!  We are working on a Farm unit as we prepare for our field trip to the farm at the end of the month.  In addition, we are studying about Halloween as well as beginning our AMSTI unit on Trees, and squeezing in Red Ribbon Week activities.  Combining all of these has been an amazing feat for the 4 K teachers.

Red Ribbon Week 

And of course we combined our farm art with our Red Ribbon door decoration!

Farm

Shape Tractors and Scarecrows

Halloween

Frankenstein was fun to make 

(and I see we need to repair one!)

The children shared silly things that frightened them!!

They really loved making these Frankensteins!!  We painted a small paper plate green, added a fun hair piece, eyes, nose, ears, and drew a zig-zag mouth.

October isn't over yet, and we have more things on the wall and more fun things to make!  Learning is so much fun!