February is one of the busiest months of the school year: Valentine's Day, the 100th Day of School, President's Day, and the inevitable wave of sickness that comes every year... It's a wild month.
I created this NO PREP resource to help busy teachers keep their students engaged and learning all month long. You are going to love this resource because there is an assortment of activities that can be used for morning work, centers/stations, homework, or when you have 10 random minutes in the day! These printables would also be wonderful to have on hand incase you need to plan for a substitute quickly. Take a look at some of the goodies included:
Hershey Kiss Writing
Quick writing activity that will make a cute & easy bulletin board display!
Candy Heart Graph
16 Valentine's Day & Winter Writing Prompts
More good stuff: Valentine word search, logic puzzles, design challenge, Find a Friend, Making Words, graphic organizers, and following directions/listening activities. You can see a full preview on TpT by clicking one of the images below.
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