If you're anything like me, you're spending money like crazy, trying to buy last-minute resources for the classroom. The problem is that I keep finding more things I want to buy! As I checked my basement, I realized that I already had these cans made that I can re-use in kindergarten:
You can browse through the file below and simply print out any of the labels that you like. You can also change them because I left them in PowerPoint. Take an empty can from your kitchen, whatever size you prefer, and take off its original wrapper. Print and cut the label you want/make, laminate it if desired (it lasts for years if you do), wrap it tightly around the can, and secure it with clear packing tape.
Can Labels
Can Labels 2
For the word family cans, I write the words onto popsicle sticks to match the cans. Then the students look at the pictures on the cans and try to put the popsicle sticks into the correct cans. "Hey, Diddle Diddle" is a nursery rhyme that I love doing with my students, so I made pictures that can be taped onto popsicle sticks to retell the story, and stored them in a matching can.
Story Props Hey Diddle Diddle
I also made similar retelling props for "Little Red Riding Hood". Here they are:
Little Red Riding Hood Props 2
I just wanted to let you know that I put up a new product in my stores that I think is really cool for the beginning of kindergarten: "Things I Can Read" Writing Folder.
Please let me know what you think. I love hearing from all of you!
I love these freebies! Thanks so much Sharon! :)
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Lisa, you're welcome! I'm always looking for new things to make. If you ever have something that you want that you're not finding on the internet, let me know.
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I love the idea of using cans. I've used icing containers many times - but hadn't thought about cans. Pretty printables. Will pin it.
ReplyDeleteSusan, thank you so much! It's difficult for me to pin because I can't see the pictures. Thanks again.
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