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Free Kindergarten cooking classroom forms
Peanut / Nut Allergy Parent Letter & Substitute Letter
An excellent letter to send home to parents informing them of a student in your classroom who has a severe allergy to peanuts/tree nuts. Also included is a letter to be left with a substitute teacher and a plan for students who pack items containing peanuts/tree nuts in their lunchbox. Enjoy!
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PreK - 5th
Fall Reading Celebration Treat: Dirt Pudding Recipe FREE
Fall Treat: Dirt Pudding Recipe, Parent Letter, and Diary of a Worm FREE
This is an easy recipe I use for our Fall Reading Celebration. It comes in handy for students who don't celebrate Halloween. We read and watch a video of the Diary of a Worm book and discuss the character's point of view.
Besides the recipe, there are two notes home, in English/Spanish or English only requesting parent donations of supplies needed to make the treat, along with pictures.
If you like this FREEBIE don't fo
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PreK - 3rd
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Recipe page to make a class book
Our class used this page to create a class recipe book for Thanksgiving day foods. This fell in the Common Core State Standards unit of "writing for different purposes". You could use this page to create a class recipe book for the holidays, favorite sandwich, or any other topic you are working on. Ask parents to send in a one inch binder. When the students have finished their page hole punch it and add it into the binder. Add a comments page at the end for parents to write about how much they e
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K - 3rd
Gingerbread House Parent Note
This is a note that we sent home in my son's preschool class before we made gingerbread houses. I left blanks for you to fill in with your own information or you can take out the blanks and edit how you will.
We supplied the milk cartons, and premade the shell of the houses with graham crackers and icing. (The "littles" are 3 and 4)
Inexpensive gingham tablecloths kept clean up to a minimal.
We asked parents to bring in red plastic plates, clear cellophane, ribbon, various candies~peppe
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PreK - 1st
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Play Dough Club
Play Dough Club allows you to always have homemade play dough in your classroom for a tactile learning experience while building family connections.
This set is a combination of an initial letter/sign-up for the Play Dough Club, and a letter to send home with a reminder date and recipe.
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PreK - 2nd
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Montessori Botany Tasting
Tastings are a great way to give children sensorial experiences and to have them reach outside of their comfort zone to try new foods. These tastings work best in a classroom environment where there is positive peer pressure.I will purposefully choose adventurous eaters right before and after a picky eaters take a turn. They let children have validation over their feelings about different foods and give them the opportunity to go outside of their comfort zone to try new foods. The rule is they M
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PreK - 6th
Coloring page - Vegetables
This coloring page is useful for children learning about healthy food.
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PreK - 1st
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Lesson Plan Template
A basic lesson plan template that allows you to keep up with your weekly tasks simply and neatly. This allows for you to put standards, objectives, homework, and exit tickets/assessments. It is completely editable. Please don't forget to rate and comment! This teacher is new to TPT and needs all the support she can get!
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PreK - 12th
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25 Alternatives to Cupcakes
Here is an easy checklist to give students who need ideas for healthy treats to bring to their birthday festivity.
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K - 4th
Apple Unit Sign Up Editable in Spanish and English
Apple Unit Sign UpEditableSpanish and English VersionsHas everything you may need for your upcoming Apple UnitParent ResourceUse font KG Let Her Go for Title and KG Miss Kindergarten for other text
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PreK - 1st
EDITABLE Center Turns list for Preschool/Pre-K
These sheets can be laminated or put in page protectors and hung with tape or velcro at the different centers or stations in your classroom. Once each student has had a turn at that center, check off their name in the corresponding colored square with a dry erase marker. This ensures each child gets a fair chance in different parts of the classroom. Erase at the end of the day and start fresh each day.
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PreK - K
Weekly Garden Watering Schedule
Print, laminate & display your watering schedule outside near your watering cans with a whiteboard marker.Want to connect your children to their outdoor space & learn more about caring for their gardens? Watering is a super important & fun part of gardening even the youngest of children will enjoy. To be successful however you need to create a regular watering schedule to keep your plants well hydrated & thriving.Your watering schedule will of course be dependent on your climat
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PreK - K, Staff
Digital Rewards - VIRTUAL Cupcake! Freebie and Poll
Want a fun 'little something' to spice up your learning? This fun - fast - and FREE poll includes a picture as well as a Google Form that kids can use to choose their flavor for their very own VIRTUAL Cupcake! Be sure to stress that it is all simply for fun - their cupcake is only VIRTUAL and presented to them on the sheet with all of the other cupcakes to 'choose' from ;)It's yours for FREE! We just ask that you please help us get the word out! Follow us on Insta @leadershine for updates on mor
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K - 12th
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Match the Name Worksheet: A Simple and Effective Way to Practice Name Recognitio
Name Matching Worksheet: Help Students Learn to Connect Names and ObjectsThis worksheet is designed to help students practice matching names to corresponding objects or concepts. It consists of a list of names on one side of the page and a list of objects or concepts on the other side. The student's task is to draw a line connecting each name with the correct object or concept. This activity is a great way to practice spelling, vocabulary, and basic concepts. It can be used in a variety of setti
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PreK - 12th
Chocolate Around the World
Who doesn't enjoy chocolate?! This is a chart I made so my students could try different types of chocolate. You will be able to change the different types of chocolate depending on what you can find. The students will then be able to check off the box if they liked it or if they didn't like it. Enjoy!
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PreK - 6th
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Top 5 Things To Do In Malaysia For An Unforgettable Tropical Sojourn
South-east Asia is a haven for travel enthusiasts and Malaysia stands out as one of its most captivating destinations, offering an unmatched range of attractions and experiences for all kinds of travelers. Both its peninsular as well as island parts offer distinct landscapes, breathtaking vistas and mesmerizing sights along with boundless opportunities to explore the rich culture and bountiful nature of this magnificent country. With an array of exciting things to do in Malaysia, you can plan fo
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K
Planning sheet for banana split cooking activity
Planning sheet for banana split cooking activity
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PreK - 2nd
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