Winter CVC Center

I've been so excited to share my new CVC center I added to my Winter Math & Literacy Centers BUNDLE! Anyone who knows me can tell you that I'm a BIG fan of glitter, especially my custodian. I think it's a great way to make learning more fun for my students. Since my class is in the beginning stages of spelling CVC words, I've been using a lot of CVC matching games. This week we tried this glittery activity out and it was a hit!  Check it out!

First, I wrote the CVC words on ping pong balls. I added them to cotton balls, glitter, and fake snow. I suggest putting it into a shallow, long bin of box. I ended up using the lid to a paper box.

Once students start picking 'snowballs', they find the matching picture on this page. They write the correct spelling under the picture. 

Here are some other fun activities from my Winter Math & Literacy Centers BUNDLE!

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Kindergarten Winter Math & Literacy Centers

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Here are some centers from my Winter Math & Literacy Centers Bundle! Click on the images to download them in my TPT store. Enjoy!

1. Winter Words: Students read simple CVC words and determine if they are real or nonsense words (Includes a b&w version).

2. Penguin Sounds: Students identify beginning sounds with this cute penguin activity (b&w version included). 

3. Let it Snow Snowball Stamp: Students use these activity cards to count and identify teen numbers (b&w version included). 

4. Winter Wonderland Ways to Make 10: Students find ways to make 10 with this fun wipe and write activity with recording sheet (b&w version included). 

5. Winter Roll & Write: Students practice graphing winter pictures (b&w version included). 

6. Snow Day Vowels: Students match and identify simple cvc words using the activity cards and stamping the correct spelling (b&w version included). 

7. Snowy Spins: Students use the snowman spinner to create simple CVC words. They determine if it is a real or nonsense word by coloring them blue or purple (b&w version included). 

 8. Sight Word Snowballs: Students spell sight words using snowballs (b&w version included).

9. Let it Snow Teen Number Addition: Students use the winter activity cards to represent teen numbers at 10 and some more ones (includes b&w version). 

Chillin' Winter Math and Literacy Centers

I love winter break and I have a feeling I'm not alone. I finally finish the tedious tasks that I've been procrastinating for too long and do lots of planning for my classroom. I returned back to work on Thursday, January 2nd when Winter Storm Hercules decided to drop about 7 inches of snow on us, thus granting yet another day off. I used my time off sledding and making a cute winter centers bundle. I guess all the snow inspired me. 

My unit includes:

Literacy Center: Ending Sound Exploration: playing cards & dry erase activity (color)Math: Base Ten with SnowmenMath Center: Addition and Subtraction is Snow Much Fun!: Interactive snowball game! Literacy/writing: Adjectives worksheetEmergent Reader: My SnowmanEmergent Reader: In the Winter (interactive)Math Center: Freezing Fun - Tens frame identification game

I used magnets to make my ending sound centers. 

Enjoy!