After the new year, something magical happens in January. Your students will start to bloom. All of a sudden students can be a little more independent and apply the skills you have been teaching all year. January is the perfect time to bring out the winter-themed centers.
Winter Centers for Kindergarten
measurement, number bonds, addition facts, syllables, and much more.
One-word syllables are hard. Often students want to make the word hat into two syllables as in ha-at and scarf, scar-arf. It's a good thing the syllable center has two sets of cards. 
If you only want the math stations or just the literacy stations, I have separated the bundle into two sets.
Why Choose Winter Centers for Kindergarten
- Engagement: Winter-themed activities capture children's attention, making learning more engaging and memorable.
- Multi-Sensory Learning: These centers incorporate hands-on activities, appealing to different learning styles and ensuring a well-rounded educational experience.
- Seasonal Excitement: Embracing the winter season fosters a positive attitude toward learning, creating a joyful classroom atmosphere.
Incorporating Winter-Themed Kindergarten Math and Literacy Centers not only enhances academic skills but also creates lasting memories for young learners. Make this winter a season of educational joy, where the chill in the air is matched only by the excitement in your classroom!
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Thanks for the great ideas. I continue to follow and appreciate your talents. One ? about the Dibels -are you using Dibels Next? I was wondering after noticing the benchmarks. What will you be doing for those who do not reach benchmarks? I purchased your winter act. and just started using them . Thanks!
Maryann
brennemm@carlisleschools.org
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