Freebie Friday - Fall Football and Cheerleading Coloring Pages Freebie For Your Classroom!
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This FREE Fall Football and Cheerleading Themed Coloring Pages Resource Includes:
- FOUR coloring page for Fall Football.
- One Cheerleader Page
- One Football Player Page
- One Page with the word "Football" in a nice open font to color, in addition to having the two letter o's be footballs. A football jersey completes the page!
- One Cheerleader and Football Player Together Page
***Terrific Teacher Feedback!***
- Taylor Torres (TpT Seller) said, "My students loved using this for a homecoming activity!"
- Maegan R. said, "Perfect for homecoming this week! My kids enjoyed this coloring page."
- Carter's Sharing Place (TpT Seller) said, "Adorable pics for coloring. Used the first week of school for Kindergarten. They loved them! Thank you for sharing!"
This Fall Football and Cheerleading Themed Coloring Pages Resource FREEBIE has matching, larger, Coloring Page Resources for your classroom!
More Ideas For Pre-K to First Grade Teachers For Using My Coloring Pages!
1. Use as morning work to work on fine motor skills.
2. Place at a center to work on fine motor skills.
3. Story starters at your writing center.
4. Staple one or more pages into your weekly homework packet for a little fun and joy! Always a nice surprise to add some excitement to your homework packet!
5. Reward pages for all school work completed! Your Early Finishers will love them!
More Ideas For Second Grade to Fourth Grade Teachers For Using My Coloring Pages!
1. Use as a reward for the weekly homework being turned in.
2. Place at a center to work on fine motor skills.
3. Place at a center for a story starter.
4. Use on Fun Friday if everyone finished their work.
5. Staple one page into your weekly homework packet for a little fun and joy!
More Seasonal Coloring Books Are Also Available:
- Color for Fun, First Semester Bundle for Fall Fun! Color For Fun Printable Coloring Pages
- Color for Fun, Second Semester Bundle for Winter, Spring and Summer Fun! Color For Fun Printable Coloring Pages
- Color for Fun, Holiday Four Pack Fun! Color For Fun Printable Coloring Pages
- Color for Fun, February Four Pack Fun! Color For Fun Printable Coloring Pages
- Color for Fun, Spring Four Pack Fun! Color For Fun Printable Coloring Pages
- Color for Fun, Fall Four Pack Fun! Color For Fun Printable Coloring Pages
- Color for Fun, October Fun! Four Pack of Printable Coloring Pages!
Terrific for your Emergency Sub Tub for morning work, let the sub have a few minutes to read your plans while the children color!
How Many Letters Are In My Name? Oh, so much fun!
If you are a Pre- K or Kindergarten Teacher, you will love this cute little activity. After reading Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes, your students can work on the number of letters in their name with this free worksheet. An example is also included so that you can show your students as a guided lesson.
This Letters in My Name Worksheet Resource creates a wonderful beginning of the year bulletin board, allowing students to read the other classmates' names and learn who is who in their new classroom! Or staple all the completed pages together, add a cover, and you have a wonderful class book. Click here to read more ideas on my blog post.
These flashcards are PERFECT for your one on one number testing of students during your first few weeks of Kindergarten.
This is a set of large number flashcards that are the numbers 0 to 10 designed with a cute Smart Cookie theme. They are perfect to print on cardstock, 4 to a page, laminate and then use again and again each year.
Print multiple times, for more than one of each number. Use them with a parent volunteer or small group lesson to create matching, recognition and number sequence games and activities for Preschool, VPK and Kindergarten children.
Large enough to use for bulletin boards too!
When it comes to the ease of prepping this resource, all pieces are rectangular and easy for you or a parent volunteer to cut on a paper slicer. No need to cut around eight flower petals, however, the graphics are still adorable and eye catching to hold your students' interest!
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.CC.A.3
Write numbers from 0 to 20. Represent a number of objects with a written numeral 0-20 (with 0 representing a count of no objects).
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.CC.C.7
Compare two numbers between 1 and 10 presented as written numerals.
