Pirate unit
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Fun and educational printable pirate worksheets for kids! Great for summer or ocean themes. Use with preschool, pre k, and kindergarten children.
Your elementary kiddos will LOVE learning all about pirates, their ships, the science of buoyancy and reflections, the Seven Seas and so much more in this Pirates in the Park Unit Study that covers
Shauna Woodham saved to Homeschool
Free printable pirate play dough mats for numbers 11-20. Number words, numerals, ten-frames and one-to-one correspondence.
ruthie schafer saved to math
Check out these special ways to enjoy a special pirate mini-unit study with your kids. Get fantastic ideas & easy-to-use resources for awesome learning fun!
L garman saved to Study Ideas
Happy Sunday, off on Monday! I really needed this three-day weekend to catch upat home and at school! Even though I’m almost nowhere near caught up at homeor at school I thought I could at least catch up here! You have to pick your battles, right? Well, here’s some of the old stuff we’ve been up […]
julie rushmeyer saved to Math
Pirate Unit Study: Ships! We found a lot of great resources for learning about pirate ships. Includes videos, games, activities, diagrams and much, much more. You might think you know a decent amount about pirate ships but you are likely very wrong.
These free pirate activities for kidnergarten or first grade are perfect for a pirate day or a pirate theme week! Grab a pirate directed drawing too!
Donna Stokes saved to Fun at Grandma's House
Looking for a super fun theme to kick off summer time?! PIRATES! This preschool pack is full of math, literacy, and writing centers and activities that will engage your little ones. You can grab these activities in my TPT shop. Pirate Preschool Pack Buried Words/Letters- Hide the treasure map under some kinetic sand. Brush away the sand to find the sight words/letters. Trace the letter/word on the recording page. There are 2 versions of this activity. One with letters, and one with sight…
Jessica saved to Preschool pirate week
Hosting a boys only pirate party is beginning to be old hat. I did one in 2010, 2011, 2012, and now in 2013. The boys (ages 4-8) are invited to come in costume. We start off with some pirate words. I ask them if they know any and then I share a few more. After that, I read Henry & the Buccaneer Bunnies by Carolyn Crimi, share poems from Shiver Me Timbers by Douglas Florian, and talk about famous pirates as mentioned in Pirates by Greg Nickles, Bobbie Kalman, & Barbara Bedell. After reading…
Siobhan Pennington saved to gross motor activities