Working Social Studies into your day can be challenging, this US Presidents' Day Class Project Book is Perfect for Presidents' Day in your Kindergarten and / or First Grade Classroom. With multiple ways to use this United States Presidents Class Project Research Book, you will be able to use it multiple ways each year with your class depending on that year's ability level.
This United States Presidents Class Project Research Book also makes a terrific Presidents Day bulletin board displays!
This Presidents' Day resource includes everything you need to create a class book about the United States Presidents. It also works very well as a terrific yearly project for your literacy centers with each child making their own entire book on all 46 presidents.
Bind book as an end of the year parent gift. It is a terrific way to see a student’s progression in handwriting and writing skills for an entire year.
Your students will ADORE these Presidents' Day pages because of the cute, cute, cute presidential graphics! Many teachers use the individual US President pages as a cover for a research project, letting the students select the president they would like to report about to the class. Add it to your plans to compliment any any Presidents' Day Unit!
These high interest United States Presidents black and white printables are great for seat work, homework, small group work, substitute teacher folders, sub tubs, the possibilities are endless!
This United States Presidents Class Project Research Book is perfect for when you are teaching:
- The Inauguration
- George Washington
- Abraham Lincoln
- Presidents' Day
- Money - Dollar Bill, Five Dollar Bill and the Penny
- In addition to all the 46 presidents
Teacher Directions
Two Great Ways to Make a Presidents Book
- Make one copy of each page and have individual students each research and write about the president. Many classes will need most students to do two presidents. Bind together for a class book and place in your library If copying allows, or you have a business partner that will make copies, make enough copies of the book for each student in the entire class to have one. You have two choices of covers, one with the presidents and one where a student can design the cover.
- Print the entire book for each student. Each week for seatwork or center work, the students can complete one new president page. You can have facts on an anchor chart or books related to that one president at a center. Completing this book all year is a terrific way to incorporate Social Studies into your Literacy Block. After all your testing is done, students can finish up two pages a week. Bind book as an end of the year parent gift. It is a terrific way to see a student’s progression in handwriting and writing skills for an entire year. You have two choices of covers, one with the presidents and one where a student can design the cover.
This United States Presidents Class Project Research Book Resource Includes:
- Page One - This page is a cute, colorful cover for your personal teacher files. Attach to the front of a folder, keep all your pages inside the folder, place into your file cabinet, and you are all ready for next year with this easily identified coloring pages folder cover.
- Page Two - This page has the Teacher Directions for a variety of ways to create class and/or student US Presidents Books. This page also includes three recommend web sites for your students to use as research.
- Page Three - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, it states "United States Presidents" at the top and it is blank for your students to design their own cover. OR you can use this as a cover for an entire class book, selecting one student, or one group of students to design the cover.
- Page Four - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, it states "United States Presidents" at the top and it has five famous presidents on the cover for your students to color, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Barack Obama, Teddy Roosevelt, and Franklin D. Roosevelt. OR you can use this as a cover for an entire class book, selecting one student, or one group of students to color the cover.
- Page Five - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, it states "United States Presidents" at the top and it is blank for your students to design their own cover. It also has a line at the bottom with your student to MAKE SURE they put their name on the cover. OR you can use this as a cover for an entire class book, selecting one student, or one group of students to design the cover, then in the NAME location you can write, "By Mrs. Smith's Class 2020 - 2021" for example.
- Page Six - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, it states "United States Presidents" at the top and it has five famous presidents on the cover for your students to color, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Barack Obama, Teddy Roosevelt, and Franklin D. Roosevelt. It also has a line at the bottom with your student to MAKE SURE they put their name on the cover. OR you can use this as a cover for an entire class book, selecting one student, or one group of students to color the cover, then in the NAME location you can write, "By Mrs. Smith's Class 2020 - 2021" for example.
- Page Seven - Fifty-One - These pages are all 46 presidents (One page for President Grover Cleveland who was both the 22nd and 24th president.) This page includes a picture of the president, and the name of the president at the top along with his dates of service. The top right hand cover is the number of the president, for example President Joe Biden is president "46" or the 46th president. The remainder of the page is a large area for you students to write and/or draw about that president. You can also give your student multiple pages of page 52 to continue their report.
- Page Fifty-Two - This page is a blank matching page to go along with your pages for the students to use with this United States Presidents Class Project Research Book.
Working Social Studies into your day can be challenging, this US Presidents' Day Class Project Book is Perfect for Presidents' Day in your 2nd Grade and /or 3rd Grade Classroom. With multiple ways to use this United States Presidents Class Project Research Book, you will be able to use it multiple ways each year with your class depending on that year's ability level.
This United States Presidents Class Project Research Book also makes a terrific Presidents Day bulletin board displays!
This Presidents' Day resource includes everything you need to create a class book about the United States Presidents. It also works very well as a terrific yearly project for your literacy centers with each child making their own entire book on all 46 presidents.
Bind book as an end of the year parent gift. It is a terrific way to see a student’s progression in handwriting and writing skills for an entire year.
Your students will ADORE these Presidents' Day pages because of the cute, cute, cute presidential graphics! Many teachers use the individual US President pages as a cover for a research project, letting the students select the president they would like to report about to the class. Add it to your plans to compliment any any Presidents' Day Unit!
These high interest United States Presidents black and white printables are great for seat work, homework, small group work, substitute teacher folders, sub tubs, the possibilities are endless!
This United States Presidents Class Project Research Book is perfect for when you are teaching:
- The Inauguration
- George Washington
- Abraham Lincoln
- Presidents' Day
- Money - Dollar Bill, Five Dollar Bill and the Penny
- In addition to all the 46 presidents
Teacher Directions
Two Great Ways to Make a Presidents Book
- Make one copy of each page and have individual students each research and write about the president. Many classes will need most students to do two presidents. Bind together for a class book and place in your library If copying allows, or you have a business partner that will make copies, make enough copies of the book for each student in the entire class to have one. You have two choices of covers, one with the presidents and one where a student can design the cover.
- Print the entire book for each student. Each week for seatwork or center work, the students can complete one new president page. You can have facts on an anchor chart or books related to that one president at a center. Completing this book all year is a terrific way to incorporate Social Studies into your Literacy Block. After all your testing is done, students can finish up two pages a week. Bind book as an end of the year parent gift. It is a terrific way to see a student’s progression in handwriting and writing skills for an entire year. You have two choices of covers, one with the presidents and one where a student can design the cover.
This United States Presidents Class Project Research Book Resource Includes:
- Page One - This page is a cute, colorful cover for your personal teacher files. Attach to the front of a folder, keep all your pages inside the folder, place into your file cabinet, and you are all ready for next year with this easily identified coloring pages folder cover.
- Page Two - This page has the Teacher Directions for a variety of ways to create class and/or student US Presidents Books. This page also includes three recommend web sites for your students to use as research.
- Page Three - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, it states "United States Presidents" at the top and it is blank for your students to design their own cover. OR you can use this as a cover for an entire class book, selecting one student, or one group of students to design the cover.
- Page Four - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, it states "United States Presidents" at the top and it has five famous presidents on the cover for your students to color, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Barack Obama, Teddy Roosevelt, and Franklin D. Roosevelt. OR you can use this as a cover for an entire class book, selecting one student, or one group of students to color the cover.
- Page Five - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, it states "United States Presidents" at the top and it is blank for your students to design their own cover. It also has a line at the bottom with your student to MAKE SURE they put their name on the cover. OR you can use this as a cover for an entire class book, selecting one student, or one group of students to design the cover, then in the NAME location you can write, "By Mrs. Smith's Class 2020 - 2021" for example.
- Page Six - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, it states "United States Presidents" at the top and it has five famous presidents on the cover for your students to color, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Barack Obama, Teddy Roosevelt, and Franklin D. Roosevelt. It also has a line at the bottom with your student to MAKE SURE they put their name on the cover. OR you can use this as a cover for an entire class book, selecting one student, or one group of students to color the cover, then in the NAME location you can write, "By Mrs. Smith's Class 2020 - 2021" for example.
- Page Seven - Fifty-One - These pages are all 46 presidents (One page for President Grover Cleveland who was both the 22nd and 24th president.) This page includes a picture of the president, and the name of the president at the top along with his dates of service. The top right hand cover is the number of the president, for example President Joe Biden is president "46" or the 46th president. The remainder of the page is a large area with handwriting lines for you students to write about that president. You can also give your student multiple pages of page 52 to continue their report.
- Page Fifty-Two - This page is a blank matching page to go along with your pages for the students to use with this United States Presidents Class Project Research Book.
You will LOVE this Presidents Day Coloring Pages - 48 Pages of United States Presidents Coloring Fun Resource!
All 46 Presidents come in this Presidents' Day coloring pages resource! In addition to the newest update of Joe Biden, I have also included a handwriting page too!
These Coloring Pages are all about Presidents' Day and include George Washington to Joe Biden! Terrific for a daily coloring page OR have a parent volunteer bind them into a Presidents' Day Research Book for your students.
Your students will ADORE these Presidents' Day coloring pages because of the cute, cute, cute presidential graphics! Your students can also draw in any Presidents' Day background, the White House, a press conference, any background at all! Then they can also use the newly included handwriting page to write about their coloring book pages. Many teachers use these US President pages as a cover for a research project, letting the students select the president they would like to report about to the class. Use these coloring pages for all sorts of jumping off points for older students to use during their February Presidents' Day creative writing lessons! Add it to your plans to compliment any any Presidents' Day Unit! Download these 48 Presidents' Day Coloring Book Pages for some INSTANT Presidents' Day Coloring Joy in your home or classroom! Perfect for Many Different Types of Presidents' Day Activities in Your Classroom or Home!
THESE COLORING SHEETS ARE PDFs AND YOU ARE ABLE TO UPLOAD THEM TO YOUR CLASSROOM PHONES OR TABLET APPS. SOME RECOMMENDED COLORING APPS ARE
- PIGMENT
- PROCREATE
- PAPER BY 53
- AUTODESK SKETCH BOOKS
* Free apps change frequently, please search Google Play or the Apple Store for current coloring pages apps.
These high interest United States Presidents black and white printables are great for seat work, homework, small group work, substitute teacher folders, sub tubs, the possibilities are endless!
This Presidents' Day Coloring Book is perfect for when you are teaching:
- The Inauguration
- George Washington
- Abraham Lincoln
- Presidents' Day
- Money - Dollar Bill, Five Dollar Bill and the Penny
This Presidents Day Coloring Pages - 48 Pages of United States Presidents Resource Includes:
- Page One - This page is a cute, colorful cover for your personal teacher files. Attach to the front of a folder, keep all your pages inside the folder, place into your file cabinet, and you are all ready for next year with this easily identified coloring pages folder cover.
- Page Two - This page is a Presidential cover for your students to use as a US President report cover, or as a coloring book cover when you bind a few pages or all the pages into a student US Presidents Coloring Book.
- Page Three - Forty-Seven These pages are all 46 presidents (One page for President Grover Cleveland who was both the 22nd and 24th president.)
- Page Forty-Eight - This page is a handwriting page to go along with your coloring pages for the students to use with this US Presidents Coloring Book.
*** IDEA ***
Print all the pages and bind together for your students for a Presidents' Day Coloring Book Research Binder!
These Presidents' Day Coloring Pages are perfect for...
- Substitute teacher folders
- Fine motor skills work
- Indoor recess
- Morning work
- Emergency sub tubs
- Rewards
- Homework packets
- Art centers
- Watercolor painting
- Story starters
- Fast finishers
- Early morning students
- After school tutoring
- Church groups
- Boy scout meetings
- Girl scout meetings
- And so much more!
>>> Presidents' Day Themed Coloring Pages for Your Classroom Students or Personal Children! <<<
WAYS TO USE MY COLORING PAGES IN YOUR CLASSROOM!
Pre-K to First Grade
- Use a coloring page as morning work to work on fine motor skills.
- Place a coloring page at a center to work on fine motor skills.
- Coloring pages are great story starters.
- Staple one or more coloring pages into your weekly homework packet for a little at home fun and joy!
- Staple all the coloring pages together for a literacy center writing journal where the students can write on the back of the left page about the picture on the right side.
Second Grade to Fourth Grade
- Coloring Pages are PERFECT for INDOOR RECESS!
- Use a coloring page as a reward for your students weekly homework packet being turned in on time.
- Use a coloring page as a story starter.
- Use a coloring page on Fun Friday if everyone finished their work on time.
- Staple one coloring page into your weekly homework packet for a little fun and joy at home!
- Staple 5 to 10 coloring pages together for a treasure box coloring book prize.
Click here to see all of my Coloring Pages Resources!
*** Teacher Feedback Idea for My Coloring Pages ***
Regina shares a great idea, let your student PAINT these!
How fun Regina, thank you for sharing!
Terrific Teacher Feedback
Regina Phelps, "These were amazing!!!!! The kids loved coloring and painting them through out the week and really enjoyed the characters."
♥♥♥Thank you Regina for such great feedback!♥♥♥
The possibilities are endless!
- Patricia C. said: These are so cute! My first graders enjoyed these. Thank you for your hard work in creating this product.
- The Little Classroom Around the Corner said: Great Purchase, Thank you!
- Jane J. said: My students used this as a cover page for a research project. It worked out great!
- Madison Schallhorn said: So thankful for this resource! I love that the design for all of the presidents is similar - it was so much nicer than having to search for full body, coloring sheets on the internet one-by-one. I cannot wait to give these to my students and it was a great way to complete my President Lapbook.
This Presidents' Day with George and Abe Coloring Book is perfect for when you are teaching:
- George Washington
- Abraham Lincoln
- Presidents' Day
- Money - Dollar Bill, Five Dollar Bill and the Penny
*** IDEA ***
Print all the pages and bind together for your students for a Presidents' Day Coloring Book gift!
These Presidents' Day Coloring Pages are perfect for...
- Substitute teacher folders
- Fine motor skills work
- Indoor recess
- Morning work
- Emergency sub tubs
- Rewards
- Homework packets
- Art centers
- Watercolor painting
- Story starters
- Fast finishers
- Early morning students
- After school tutoring
- Church groups
- Boy scout meetings
- Girl scout meetings
- And so much more!
>>> Presidents' Day Themed Coloring Pages for Your Classroom Students or Personal Children! <<<
Pre-K to First Grade
- Use a coloring page as morning work to work on fine motor skills.
- Place a coloring page at a center to work on fine motor skills.
- Coloring pages are great story starters.
- Staple one or more coloring pages into your weekly homework packet for a little at home fun and joy!
- Staple all the coloring pages together for a literacy center writing journal where the students can write on the back of the left page about the picture on the right side.
Second Grade to Fourth Grade
- Coloring Pages are PERFECT for INDOOR RECESS!
- Use a coloring page as a reward for your students weekly homework packet being turned in on time.
- Use a coloring page as a story starter.
- Use a coloring page on Fun Friday if everyone finished their work on time.
- Staple one coloring page into your weekly homework packet for a little fun and joy at home!
- Staple 5 to 10 coloring pages together for a treasure box coloring book prize.
Click here to see all of my Coloring Pages Resources!
*** Teacher Feedback Idea for My Coloring Pages ***
Regina shares a great idea, let your student PAINT these!
How fun Regina, thank you for sharing!
Terrific Teacher Feedback
Regina Phelps, "These were amazing!!!!! The kids loved coloring and painting them through out the week and really enjoyed the characters."
♥♥♥Thank you Regina for such great feedback!♥♥♥
*** Terrific Teacher Feedback ***
- Renee H. said: This is a great addition to President’s Unit for younger students.
- Stacey L. said: This is a great resource to have on hand as an opening activity as the kiddos come in.
- Sheri C. said: Great addition to the Unit on Presidents Day.
The possibilities are endless!
*** IDEA ***
Terrific for your Emergency Sub Tub for morning work, let the sub have a few minutes to read your plans while the children color!
My students LOVE I Have, Who Has? Games and your students will too!
Presidents Day I Have Who Has Game U.S. Presidents
You will love how easy it is to prepare this I Have Who Has Game for your class. You can play it with your whole class or in small groups. In small group lessons you can give each student three to four cards and everyone is involved REPEATEDLY! Keep your students alert and on their toes for a fast round of I Have, Who Has? and you will not only be reviewing important skills, but bring joy and fun to your lesson. I teacher answer key is included so you OR A STUDENT HELPER, can follow along and help the class when one student is stuck! Enjoy! I Have Who Has U.S. Presidents Cards, Teacher Directions and a Teacher Answer Key. Including all the presidents from George Washington to Joe Biden.
Presidents Day I Have Who Has Game U.S. Presidents
Presidents Day I Have Who Has Game U.S. Presidents
Presidents Day I Have Who Has Game U.S. Presidents
This I Have Who Has Game Includes:
1 Teacher Direction Sheet
45 Cards with President Names Only
1 Teacher Answer Key (3 pages)
45 Cards with President Names and Numbers
1 Teacher Answer Key (3 pages)
A total of 1 Teacher Direction Sheet, 90 President Cards, and 2 Teacher Answer Keys
Getting time to fit Social Studies into your daily schedule can be challenging. This FREE Presidents' Day Writing Center Printables is a perfect way to have your literacy centers ALSO INCLUDE some Social Studies Fun! This FREE Presidents' Day Freebie includes George Washington & Abraham Lincoln. February is the perfect month to incorporate this into your reading lessons. George Washington's birthday, Abe Lincoln's birthday and Presidents' Day all happen during February.
This FREE DOWNLOAD includes FOUR pages, two with George Washington and two with Abraham Lincoln.
Two worksheets include George Washington only, one with handwriting lines and one without handwriting lines. Two worksheets include Abraham Lincoln, one with handwriting lines and one without handwriting lines.
Easy and flexible to use depending on your students' levels and / or the grade level you teach.
If you are studying the United States Presidents in your classroom this year, you might also like:
1. United States Presidents Class Project for Kindergarten and 1st Grade
2. United States Presidents Class Project for 2nd and 3rd Grade
3. Presidents Day Coloring Pages With George Washington and Abraham Lincoln
4. Presidents Day Coloring Pages - 48 Pages of United States Presidents
This Presidents' Day Resource is perfect for when you are teaching:
* George Washington
* Abraham Lincoln
* Presidents' Day
* The history of our US Presidents
* Inauguration Day
* Money - Dollar Bill, Five Dollar Bill and the Penny
Terrific for your February Emergency Sub Tub for morning work, let the sub have a few minutes to read your plans while the children work!
This Presidents Day Writing Center For George Washington and Abraham Lincoln Freebie is perfect for...
- A Literacy Center Assignment
- Fine Motor Skills Work
- Small Writing Group Lessons
- Writing Workstations
- Morning Work Worksheets
- Remediation and RTI Groups
- Clip Board Work Time
- Seat Work
- Substitute Teacher Folders
- Indoor Recess
- Homework Packets
- Morning Work Tubs
- Independent Practice
- Early Finishers
- Emergency Sub Tubs
- Morning Literacy Buckets
- After School Tutoring
- Early Morning Arrival Students
- Early Morning Tutoring
- And so much more!
A Quick Recap of What's Included for You in this Presidents Day Writing Center For George Washington and Abraham Lincoln Freebie...
- 2 worksheets for George Washington, one with handwriting lines and one without handwriting lines.
- 2 worksheets for Abraham Lincoln, one with handwriting lines and one without handwriting lines.
You will love the no prep, print and go ease of these Three Little Pigs Color By Code Remediation Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Worksheets Resource for your Kindergarten class. This Color By Code Remediation Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Printables with a cute Three Little Pigs Theme Resource includes 5 pages for introducing or reviewing 3D shapes, with 5 pages of answer keys too. Identify shapes as two-dimensional (lying in a plane, "flat") or three-dimensional ("solid") is an essential skill to master in Kindergarten. Students need to know how to analyze and compare two- and three-dimensional shapes, in different sizes and orientations, using informal language to describe their similarities, differences, parts (e.g., number of sides and vertices/"corners") and other attributes (e.g., having sides of equal length).
Each of the five pages have only a few color selections and only a five 3D shapes to help your students that might need remediation to focus on three-dimensional shapes, cone, cube, cylinder, pyramid, and sphere. Your students will adore the color by code graphics that are on this Three Little Pigs Color By Code Basic 3D Shapes Resource pages. With the FIVE Answer Keys also included, this helps you quickly and efficiently check your students work in a very short amount of time.
These high interest black and white printables are great for seat work, homework, small group work, substitute teacher folders, sub tubs, the possibilities are endless!
This Color By Code Remediation Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Printables with a Cute Three Little Pigs Theme Resource Includes:
Five Total Pages of Student Work
- Page One - This adorable Three Little Pigs Color By Number Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Page Focuses on these three-dimensional shapes, cone, cube, cylinder, pyramid, and sphere. This page has a happy, smiling little pig just ready to have a great day with your boys and girls!
- Page Two - This adorable Three Little Pigs Color By Number Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Page Focuses on these three-dimensional shapes, cone, cube, cylinder, pyramid, and sphere. This page has the Big Bad Wolf getting ready to huff and puff!
- Page Three - This adorable Three Little Pigs Color By Number Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Page Focuses on these three-dimensional shapes, cone, cube, cylinder, pyramid, and sphere. This page is the First Little Pig's house, a house made of straw!
- Page Four - This adorable Three Little Pigs Color By Number Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Page Focuses on these three-dimensional shapes, cone, cube, cylinder, pyramid, and sphere. This page is the Second Little Pig's house, a house made of sticks!
- Page Five - This adorable Three Little Pigs Color By Number Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Page Focuses on these three-dimensional shapes, cone, cube, cylinder, pyramid, and sphere. This page is the Third Little Pig's house, a house made of bricks!
Five Matching Pages of Answer Keys Too!
** BONUS FILE ** Added in January 2021 Twelve Pages of my Newly Revised new letter from me - An Introduction to Color By Numbers, Task Cards, and Center Game Lessons, Including Math Center Ideas for Your Classroom!
** PLEASE NOTE ** This new, free bonus file is not included in the TPT description page count.
Color By Code Remediation Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Printables with a Cute Three Little Pigs Theme Resource Lesson Plan Ideas:
Monday - Use page 1 to introduce Color By Code Lessons to your class with a step by step direct teacher-led lesson on the overhead document camera. Once your students know your procedures, the remaining pages can be used by your students independently. An alternative, based on the ability level of your class, is that this teacher-led lesson can also be completed during your math or reading small group lesson on Monday.
Tuesday - Use page 2, Basic 3D Shapes, during math seat work, math centers or small group time.
Wednesday - Use page 3, Basic 3D Shapes, during math seat work, math centers or small group time.
Thursday - Use page 4, Basic 3D Shapes, during math seat work, math centers or small group time.
Friday - Use page 5, Basic 3D Shapes, and let your students use colored pencils, markers, or water colors for a Fun Friday activity!
Terrific for an Emergency Sub Tub or Homework!
These high interest Three Little Pigs Color By Code Remediation Know Your Basic 3D Shapes black and white printable worksheets are perfect for...
- A Color By Number Gift Coloring Book
- A Party Activity
- Math Center Assignments
- Fine Motor Skills Work
- Small Math Group Lessons
- Math Workstations
- Morning Work Worksheet
- Remediation and RTI Groups
- Clip Board Work Time
- Seat Work
- Substitute Teacher Folders
- Indoor Recess
- Homework Packets
- Morning Work Tubs
- Independent Practice
- Early Finishers
- Emergency Sub Tubs
- Morning Math Buckets
- After School Tutoring
- Early Morning Arrival Students
- Early Morning Tutoring
- Indoor Recess
- And so much more!
Other 3D Shapes Resources for Your Classroom:
- Color By Code For Math Remediation Basic 3D Shapes Humpty Dumpty Themed
- Color By Code Math Remediation Basic 3D Shapes Jack and Jill Went Up the Hill
- Color By Code Math Remediation Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Mary Had A Little Lamb
- Color By Code For Math Remediation Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Three Little Pigs Theme
A Quick Recap of What's Included for You in this Three Little Pigs Color By Code Remediation Know Your Basic 3D Shapes Printables with a Cute Three Little Pigs Themed Worksheets:
- 5 pages of Three Little Pigs Themed Color By Code Kindergarten Know Your Basic 3D Shapes worksheets.
- 5 answer key pages for these Three Little Pigs Themed Color By Code Kindergarten Know Your Basic 3D Shapes worksheets.
- Twelve page letter with ideas, tips, and lesson plans for using Center Games, Task Cards, and Color By Number in your classroom!
Common Core State Standards
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.G.A.3
Identify shapes as two-dimensional (lying in a plane, "flat") or three-dimensional ("solid").
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.G.B.4
Analyze and compare two- and three-dimensional shapes, in different sizes and orientations, using informal language to describe their similarities, differences, parts (e.g., number of sides and vertices/"corners") and other attributes (e.g., having sides of equal length).
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