We LOVE coloring (both for our students and as adults!). Teachers know the many benefits of coloring in the classroom, but sometimes it’s overwhelming to try and find time in between teaching all the standards expected of you. While we definitely have some adorable doodle worksheets that are great for morning soft start activities or perfect for calm down corners, we also have some coloring activities that focus on Math, ELA and phonics.

Why choose coloring in the classroom?!?

1. Promotes hand and eye coordination
2. Helps kids practice being observant
3. Improve focus
4. Enhances creativity and imagination
5. Creates a way of self-expression

Spring Directed Drawing and Zentangle Guide | Flowers and Umbrella

This product includes:

– Step by step drawing guide for Flower picture and umbrella picture

– Starting stencils for the flower

– Starting stencil for the umbrella

– Two page Zentangle design guide

– Differentiated writing pages

Magic Math Bands |Spring Math Fact Practice | Paper Bracelets

What does this resource include?

– 3 different Magic Math band designs (Duck with sunglasses, Owl with a bucket hat, and Frog with ball cap)

– Number Recognition Practice to 10

– Addition Practice to 10

– Addition Practice to 20

– Subtraction Practice to 20

– Multiplication Practice to 100

-Division Practice to 100

SPRING TIME | TABLE TOP ROCKERS | Color by Language Practice | APRIL

Language skills focused on

– prepositions

– pronouns

– adjectives

– nouns

– verbs

– adverbs

THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:

– Umbrella and Rainbow Table Top Rocker

– Easter Egg Basket Table Top Rocker

– Spring Flowers Table Top Rocker

Easter Spring Royal Readers Phonics Crowns Color by Spelling Patterns

Spelling Patterns Included:

– letter recognition

– short a

– short e

– short i

– short o

– short + long vowels

– l blends

– s blends

– r blends

-beginning digraphs