The Lenten season is a wonderful opportunity to encourage extra kindness in the classroom. Sacrifice is a big concept for my kinders, but they ALL understand the importance of being kind and sharing Jesus' love. We do Good Deeds in my classroom during the Lenten season. I created this Stained Glass Good Deeds chart for my students. Each time a child does a Good Deed, he or she colors a space on their personal chart. By the time Easter arrives, the chart is filled with an array of colors representing many wonderful acts of kindness.
The season of Lent is upon us and I have created an Interactive Sight Word Reader to familiarize my students with some Lenten symbols and integrate Religion instruction with Language Arts. This Interactive Sight Word reader is my gift to you for free. Click the image below to download.
Please enjoy and have a blessed Lenten season. I also invite you to stop by the Kinder-Craze blog to find religious and secular ideas, activities, and inspiration.
Happy Saturday! My first grade son has been busy this month learning a memory verse and the books of the New Testament. For school (he attends a Christian school) and AWANA's Club, he had two assignments that he was struggling a bit with memorizing.
For school, he has to memorize Psalm 96:1-4 for a memory verse competition at the end of the month. I made a mini-poster of the verse, strips for him to put the verse in order, a visualizing sheet, and a stationery sheet for him to copy the verse. Once he puts the strips in correct sequence, then I take out a strip one by one to help scaffold his learning and memorization.
For AWANA's club, he was to memorize the books of the New testament. I created a color-coded activity for him. He cut the strips apart and then practiced putting them in the correct order.
If you want to take a peek to see if you are interested, click here to view and print the pages on Google Drive.
Hello! This is Cindy, otherwise known as Kinderkay from Love Those Kinders!
It is so hard to believe that Ash Wednesday is almost here! It seems that I just finished putting away my Christmas decorations! Whew!
I thought I would share with you a little activity I do with my kinders to prepare them for Ash Wednesday. I hope it is not too late for you to use! Click HERE to download the Google Doc.
(Please
note that many school districts block outside sites. If this is true of
your school, please download from home. If you receive a request for me
to "allow access", your school district is probably blocking this download. The
settings for this freebie are set for unlimited access to anyone. Try on a computer not connected to your network or at home.) Here are some images created by my students.
With Valentine's Day right around the corner, I made a set of three posters with Bible verses about love. I'm all about sending Valentines, giving gifts, and of course the chocolate (lots of chocolate!), but foremost is making sure my little ones know that with God's love, every day is Valentine's Day!
These posters print on a full sheet of 8.5 x 11" paper and can be used to decorate your classroom door, bulletin board, or your home!
Just click on one of the pictures below to grab your FREEBIE!