Students will love practicing vocabulary while enjoying a festive game filled with patriotic themes. This bingo activity makes a great addition to class parties, summer school, camps, or end-of-year celebrations.

Why Teachers Love This Resource:

• No prep required – simply print and play
• Great for classroom parties and holiday celebrations
• Reinforces vocabulary in a fun and engaging way
• Perfect for whole-class activities, small groups, or centers
• Easy to use year after year

What’s Included:

30 different Fourth of July bingo cards

Teacher calling cards

Easy-to-prep printable format

Prep is quick and easy! Simply print the bingo cards, print and cut the calling cards, and you’re ready for a fun and engaging game.

For best results, laminating the bingo cards and calling cards is suggested for repeated use.

Perfect For:

• Fourth of July activities
• Patriotic classroom celebrations
• Summer school activities
• End-of-year class parties
• Holiday centers
• Vocabulary review games
• Indoor recess activities
• Small group or whole-class games

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Prep is simple and quick for all of these fall week center rotations. To make it even more fun, use these centers with your buddy class!

What’s Included:

There are 7 center rotations included. Table tents for each activity are also included.

1. Fall A-Z Scavenger Hunt Write the Room – Tape the picture cards around the room. The students will find them all and write each word.

2. Fall Board Games– The students choose between 3 different board games to play. Two review beginning sounds and one review numbers.

3. Leaf Investigation– The students will get to investigate leaves by measuring, describing, etc.

4. Acorn Measurement – The students will use acorns to measure the different items using non-standard measurement.

5. Make A Craft – The students will make a leaf craft.

6. Fall Dough Mats – The students will create fall shapes using Play-Doh to help build fine motor skills.

7. Make A Fall Hat – The students will create a hat to wear to celebrate fall.

Extra supplies that you will need.

Playdoh, a die for the board game, some leaves, and some snap cubes for the leaf investigation

These fall week centers will be such a fun addition to your fall unit this year!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Judith N. says, “This was a great resource that offered many options for my students to work on during the fall season. Thank you.”

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The bingo cards are filled with the answer to 30 different Christmas -related jokes. The teacher will read each joke, and then the students will find the correct answer on their board. There is a matching picture on each of the calling cards and bingo cards so the students can easily check their answers. The pictures on the boards also make it so non-readers and ESL students can play as well.

These no-prep Christmas jokes bingo cards are perfect for parties, as a whole class reward, on sub days, or for Fun Fridays! They are also a great way to review vocabulary!

What’s included:

Included are 30 different bingo cards and a set of teacher calling cards. A second set of calling cards is included with the answer to each joke on it as well.

Laminating the bingo cards and calling cards is suggested.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the bingo cards, print and cut the calling cards and you’re ready for a fun party game

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In this pack, the students are learning writing, sequencing, retelling, life skills, and much more. It’s a great hands-on activity to get the students excited to learn.

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What’s included:

Optional letter to send home for help on food donation. Editable using PowerPoint.

Recipe card for the students to fill out.

2 retelling writing pages – one with lines and one without

2 writing pages – I can make cupcakes– one with lines and one without

A sequencing page for the students to number the steps of making cupcakes.

Cut and glue sequencing page.

Sequencing center in color – print on card stock and laminate

Larger sequencing cards in color that can be used on an anchor chart.

Ingredient pieces to be printed on card stock and laminated for the kids to make the cupcakes.

One easy reader – I Can Make Cupcakes color and black and white option

These activities are sure to keep your students engaged and having fun all while learning!

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