I am so ready for Spring!
Here in New Hampshire, the temperature seems to have trouble getting past the 40s, and there are still patches of snow everywhere, including my garden!
But Spring is in my heart, as well as my classroom.
Here are some of my Spring Products that you'll find my students using!
Earth Day Vocabulary Match is a fun way to review words related to Earth Day and protecting the environment. There are several variations of play!
Spring Flower "Go Fish" Game is a great way to practice the prefixes un-, dis-, re-, and pre- as well as the meanings of these prefixes.
Here's another game with prefixes, with suffix practice as well!
Rainy Day Prefixes and Suffixes gives the children practice finding the base word of words with prefixes and suffixes. The children can focus on just prefixes, just suffixes, or combine the two!
Two Rainbow Games: Nouns and Adjectives, Verbs and Adverbs is a great opportunity to practice making up adjectives to go with nouns, and making up adverbs to go with verbs.
Mental Math Addition and Subtraction Game With a Spring Theme allows the students to add or subtract multiples of ten mentally.
I have a whole lot of sports-related products, and baseball season is upon us! Here are a few baseball-themed games:
Baseball Antonyms is a simple matching game for antonyms. It can also be played as an "Old Maid" game, which the kids love!
Home Run Two Digit Addition is a BINGO type of game to practice two-digit addition skills (with or without regrouping).
Looking for more sports-related resources? See HERE!
How are you celebrating Spring in your classroom?
