A FUN way to create letters and words!

 This is one of my students' favorite activities! We use pull and peel licorice to create... well... EVERYTHING!

I made a fun pack for you guys to use this idea easily in your classroom. I created the alphabet and numbers into lines so you can use the lines to assist.(Start at the blue sky and go down to the green grass.) This will make an awesome sensory center or handwriting center.

 I also have a freebie using this idea!

I use this sheet to allow my students to create shapes. We do this at small groups and then I leave a new sheet in centers so they can practice drawing shapes on their own.

Head here to find out more and to grab your FREEBIE shape sheet.

Have you ever tried to use pull and peel licorice in your classroom?

Are you willing to try it now?

Mary Amoson, Sharing Kindergarten http://sharingkindergarten.com/ http://www.facebook.com/SharingKindergarten

 This is one of my students' favorite activities! We use pull and peel licorice to create... well... EVERYTHING!

I made a fun pack for you guys to use this idea easily in your classroom. I created the alphabet and numbers into lines so you can use the lines to assist.(Start at the blue sky and go down to the green grass.) This will make an awesome sensory center or handwriting center.

 I also have a freebie using this idea!

I use this sheet to allow my students to create shapes. We do this at small groups and then I leave a new sheet in centers so they can practice drawing shapes on their own.

Head here to find out more and to grab your FREEBIE shape sheet.

Have you ever tried to use pull and peel licorice in your classroom?

Are you willing to try it now?

Mary Amoson, Sharing Kindergarten http://sharingkindergarten.com/ http://www.facebook.com/SharingKindergarten

 This is one of my students' favorite activities! We use pull and peel licorice to create... well... EVERYTHING!

I made a fun pack for you guys to use this idea easily in your classroom. I created the alphabet and numbers into lines so you can use the lines to assist.(Start at the blue sky and go down to the green grass.) This will make an awesome sensory center or handwriting center.

 I also have a freebie using this idea!

I use this sheet to allow my students to create shapes. We do this at small groups and then I leave a new sheet in centers so they can practice drawing shapes on their own.

Head here to find out more and to grab your FREEBIE shape sheet.

Have you ever tried to use pull and peel licorice in your classroom?

Are you willing to try it now?

Mary Amoson, Sharing Kindergarten http://sharingkindergarten.com/ http://www.facebook.com/SharingKindergarten