Homeschool centers work stations

These tips and ideas for setting up your word work centers and stations in your classroom, this post is packed with amazing tips and resources for you! Click the pin to read how this teacher keeps her word work centers organized and sets up the perfect literacy station! Click the pin to read all about it!

This page will provide you will all the information and links to activities and materials associated with Morning Work Stations.

With the whole family at home once again, it’s important to carve out a functional workspace for you and everyone else in your household. Here's how I did it.

Structured work systems, also called independent work stations, are perfect for students in a self-contained classroom. These systems are visual systems that are strategically set up so students can work independently. Today I am sharing 3 structured work systems for special education students. You will find details about task box centers, three drawer work systems, and independent work binders. Students can work on file folder activities, writing or tracing, matching activities and more!

Make center time in your classroom one that is filled with engaged learning and exploration. As students work independently you are ready to work with reading groups or do small group instruction. But getting your centers set up is the beginning. This blog post details your step by step process for setting up a center rotation that your students will love. It includes literacy center and math center ideas as well as tips for organizing centers all year long.

Here are some new activities that I have put into our Math Work Stations (we are now working on the Quarter 2 Math Common Core Standards where the children need to compose and decompose numbers). The children have 10 frames for the numbers 11-19. They lay one 10 frame out and make two rows of…

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These 5 activities help teachers set up a science center in their preschool, kindergarten, or first grade classroom. Use at home or as independent learning centers, stations, tubs, or for morning work. Inspired by Reggio provocations, but applied to a public school setting, these hands on ideas & experiments extend whole and small group lessons and projects & are fun alternatives to worksheets. Topics include plants, animals, & weather, spread across the seasons of fall, winter, & spring.