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Fall Freebie! Fall themed ABC and 123 Worksheets! Deanna Jump reaches $1,000,000.00 on TpT!

First for the freebie! Download a free sampler of my new Fall themed ABC and 123 worksheets here: Fall Themed ABC and 123 Worksheet Freebie
Scroll down for more images and info on this entire set! You know it is a wonderful day when a teacher is recognized for their talent. Georgia kindergarten teacher, Deanna Jump, has earned $1,000,000.00 (yes a million) on Teachers Pay Teachers and is still teaching in the classroom! I think it is a wonderful time to be a teacher, when collaboration and technology can impact our classrooms for the better. Congratulations Deanna! Now onto my newest endeavor! I have created a set of Fall themed worksheets for my class to practice their ABC's and 123's with cut and glue, writing, matching and more. I have found that my group of fours this year needs worksheets that have a kinesthetic element. They are successful with the academic element but seem to be missing some of the basic skills necessary to succeed past Pre-K. Cutting skills, glue bottle skills, coloring skills, visual discrimination skills and direction following skills are all major areas I will be working on this next couple of weeks. I will be posting some ideas on how to work on these specific skills throughout the week. Until then check out my newest worksheet set that I will be using to help achieve the goals I have set for my class. Fall Themed ABC and 123 Worksheets
These worksheets are a great addition to my Fun in the Pumpkin Patch Unit which is a 104 page complete math and literacy unit ready for your fall classroom fun!
Till next time, Christine
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  1. ToniaSeptember 24, 2012 at 8:58 PM

    Thank you! I teach kindergarten and TK (transitional Kinders -4 yr olds in CA)
    I have a combination class and love finding ideas and things for my four TK's.
    I am your newest followers,
    Tonia
    Mrsvento.blogspot

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