Snow Centers and Activities for Pre-K/Kindergarten

Description

Looking for snow-themed Pre-K centers? Kindergarten centers too? These are for you!

Designed with both Pre-K and Kindergarten in mind, these centers will give you a variety of activities and options for your students.

This pack is filled with engaging math and literacy centers for Pre-K and Kindergarten students with a snow theme.

***This pack is also available in a money saving BUNDLE***

LITERACY CENTERS AND ACTIVITIES:

ABC Clip Cards (2 levels) – Clip the letter that matches the letter shown by the snowman. (Uppercase to Uppercase matching, and Uppercase to Lowercase matching options).

“Snow Day!” Emergent Reader (2 levels) – print a simple label style version, or one with a predictable sentence pattern. Copy two-sided and cut in half for two books!

Snowflake Trace – Pick a snowflake card and say the letter name. Find and trace its match. * Both upper and lowercase letter options included.

Snowball CVC Trace (2 Levels) – Pick a snowball card and look at the picture. Find and trace the CVC word that matches.
*2 levels of play, 1 with picture support and 1 without. 4 different recording sheets (options with printing lines and with no lines).

Snowy Blends (2 levels) – L and R Blends – Pick a snowball card and say the picture name. Find and color the mitten with that beginning blend. *One option includes the written word on the cards with the blend highlighted for support.

Snowball Sight Words (Editable) – Use the snowball letters to build the sight words that the snowmen are holding. Write the words you build on the lines.
* Editable version included in the zip file to add any words you choose.

Snow Day Write It (Write the Room) – Pick a card (snow related items). Find and record the word next to its matching picture on the recording sheet.

MATH CENTERS AND ACTIVITIES:

Snowman 10 and 20 Frame Clip Cards- – Clip the number shown in the 10 and 20 frames (numbers 1-20).

Snowflake Addition Clip Cards (2 levels) – 1st level – clip the number that shows the total number of snowflakes . 2nd level – clip the equation shown by the picture. (addition to 5).

Snowy Ten Frames (Counting) – Pick a snowflake card and count the snowflakes. Color the ten frame that shows the same number of snowflakes.

Snowy Ten Frames (Addition to 10) – Pick a mitten card. Use two different colors to build the equation in the ten frames.

Where is Your Hat, Mr. Snowman? (addition to 5) –Pick a card and read the equation on the snowman’s hat. Solve the addition problem and color the snowman with the sum.

Where is Your Hat, Mr. Snowman? (Number Words to 10) – Pick a card and read the number word on the snowman’s hat. Color the snowman with the matching number.

Snowman/Snowflake Addition and Subtraction Puzzles – Match up the snowman ten frames to their addition equations. Match up the subtraction equations to the snowflake pictures.

Snowman Spin – Use a paperclip and a pencil to spin each snowman spinner. Add the numbers together (use the number line if needed) and color a mitten with the sum. (addition to 10)

Snowy Sums (dice) – Roll 2 dice. Count the dots and find the sum. Color the mitten with the total. (sums to 12)

Snowy Sums (dominoes) – Pick a domino (printable cards included). Count the dots and find the sum. Color the mitten with the total. (sums to 12)

10 and 20 frame counting mats – Use play dough, buttons, or any other small manipulative as counters in these snowman counting mats (1-20).

Snowflake Addition to 10/Missing Number Mats – read the number on each snowman and count how many are snowflakes already in the ten frame. Add more snowflakes until you reach your needed total. *** 4 printable worksheets included as recording sheets and supplemental practice with this skill at 2 levels (with equations and without).

Snowman Addition and Subtraction Mats – Use play dough, buttons, or any other small manipulative as counters to solve the addition and subtraction problems. Can laminate and use with dry erase markers.

Black and White Copies of color items are included at the end of the file.