Start the year organized and connected. These resources help children get to know each other, review the alphabet and letter sounds, and settle into routines.
There's also a parent teacher conference kit and a reading escape room that works well for back-to-school or end-of-year review.
7 resources in this category
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Created byActivity ExpressA reusable Pre-K assessment binder: math and literacy skill pages with teacher scripts, fall, winter and spring recording sheets and a family report.
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Created byActivity ExpressA K–3 citizenship craft and mini unit: Good Citizen Tree with 8 behavior leaves, 3 writing levels, scenario cards, sorts and a class bulletin board.
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Created byActivity ExpressAll About Me for PreK–K: 2 class books, an 8-page mini book, 5 class graphs, shoe and hand measuring, body crafts, 12 circle time cards and a 2-week plan.
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Created byActivity ExpressAlphabet review for PreK–1st: letter names and sounds, ABC order, tracing, beginning, middle and ending sounds, b/d and p/q practice, plus a 2-week plan.
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Created byActivity ExpressA theme park reading escape room for grades 3–6: six ride challenges on informational text, fact and opinion, data tables, timelines and context clues.
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Created byActivity Express36 double-sided letter sound cards with keyword pictures and body movements for PreK–1st, plus mini cards, a 6-week plan and a progress tracker.
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Created byActivity ExpressFillable parent-teacher conference forms for K–5: schedules, records, Glows & Grows, English & Spanish family letters and student-led conference pages.
A practical guide to preschool and Pre-K assessment: what to check, how to run one-on-one screenings, tracking fall to spring and sharing with families.
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A K–3 guide to teaching citizenship: what a good citizen does, scenario talks, sorting at home, school and community, leveled writing and a 3-day plan.
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How to run an All About Me unit in PreK and kindergarten with class books, name graphs, measuring, draw-and-write pages and circle time talk.
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A practical guide to alphabet review in PreK–1st: letter names, letter sounds, ABC order, b/d reversals, quick assessment and a 2-week plan.
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Plan and run a reading escape room for grades 3–6: informational text, fact and opinion, data tables, timelines, context clues and teamwork.
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How to teach letter sounds with keyword pictures and body movements in PreK–1st, with a daily routine, common mix-ups and a 6-week plan.
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