Help your kindergarten students learn to use materials appropriately with printable classroom supply procedure worksheets.
First Day of Kindergarten Activities with Purpose!
Stepping foot into a kindergarten classroom brings an array of new sights, sounds, and experiences, including a wide assortment of colorful school supplies waiting to be explored. From shiny scissors and vibrant crayons to fresh notebooks and glue sticks, these tools become the building blocks of a child’s educational journey.
While most people assume that children naturally know how to use these supplies, the truth is that they require explicit instruction and guidance. Kindergarten is a crucial period for children to develop foundational skills, including fine motor skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. By providing explicit instructions on using school supplies, you can set your students up for success and ensure those kindergarten school supplies last as long as possible.
Practice Using Glue, Crayons, Markers, and More!
This printable resource includes a wide variety of practice sheets to help students learn to use the many different supplies they bring to school. We’ve included worksheets to help you cover
- How to Use a Glue Stick
- How to Use a Bottle of Glue
- How to Use Crayons
- How to Use Markers
- How to Cut Paper
- How to Use a Pencil
- How to Use a Highlighter
- And more!
With these worksheets, your students will gain experience in using their materials appropriately and purposefully. These activities will make an excellent First Day of School Activity!
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This resource was created by Samantha Rose, a teacher in Florida and Teach Starter Collaborator.
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