This page lists WebPages on The Education Webpage
that are fairly specific to Kindergarten & 1st Grade.
For a complete list of sites see the Site Index & Search on the home page.

This page also lists Resources on the Web that have a variety of resources for these grades.

Files

• Type the color names in Word (instruct the child to type the color name in the box that contains that color)
• Type the numbers 1 - 100 in Excel. Notice the 5's and 10's align.
• What is the missing letter? Type the letter in the blank space in Word.

Pages within The k12EducationResources

• 1st & 2nd Grade Students - Links for students

• Preschool Kids - Links for students (ChasArea.com)

• Exceptional Children (links prepared especially for the students at Independence High School) (Various levels, but many are K-1st Grade level)

• Alphabet Activities

• Calendar Work (K-2)

• Classroom Design

• Classroom Signs & Charts

• Coloring Books

• Discovery Bottles

• Elementary Classroom Themes

• Free (or Reduced) Books

• Head Start

• K-1st grade Math
• K-1st Grade Read-Alouds
• Phonetic Awareness
• Preschoolers & Computers
• Prop Boxes
• Rhymes & Rhyming
• Sensory Tables
• TuxPaint (Freeware) Using Tuxpaint

Kindergarten (Outside of The k12EducationResources)

• Kindergarten Skills @ Internet4Classrooms
  • Reinforcement Skills (Original page)
  • Language Arts
  • Math
  • Science
  • Social Studies
• BBC Schools Homepage
• Elementary School Curriculum Links - Baltimore Cty. Schools - Click subject and pick the grade
• Gail Lovely.com - Click on "Resources"
• Getting Ready To Read.org - Preschool Teaching, Reading Resources and Learning Activities (printable activity cards)
• Getting Your Child Ready for Kindergarten - List of Books for Parents
  To Read Aloud to Their Children (PDF)
• Kinderhive.net - Ms. Pieczko
• More kindergartners in for a full day - CNN.com article 9-04-05
• Mr. Jarrett's K-4 Computer Class Click on Kindergarten
• Springboards for Writing and Using Children's Literature to Make Curriculum Connections (see note below in "Other Websites")
• WebQuests for 1st Grade (K-2) - Kathy Rowland
• WebQuest Projects for K-2 - San Diego City Schools
• Where's Boomer? - A "Virtual Search" - by Mathew Needleman & Open Court Resources

Kindergarten Teacher's Websites

• Mrs. Bordner - Canton, Illinois
• Little Giraffes's.com- Mrs. Flanagan, Akron, Ohio
• Mrs. Jones' Lakeview Kindergarten Class
• Mrs. Pohlmeyer's Kinder Page
• Reagan All-Star Kinderbears, Reagan Magnet School, Odessa, Texas

1st Grade (Outside of The k12EducationResources)

• 1st Grade Skills @ Internet4Classrooms
  • Reinforcement Skills (Original page)
  • Language Arts
  • Math
  • Science  
  • Social Studies -wasn't active, if you see it active let me know
• BBC Schools Homepage
• eThemes - eMint.org (click on 1st grade)
• Elementary School Curriculum Links - Baltimore Cty. Schools - Click subject and pick the grade
• Mr. Jarrett's K-4 Computer Class Click on 1st Grade
• WebQuests for 1st Grade (K-2) - Kathy Rowland

1st Grade Teacher's Websites

• Mrs. Dryzal, Johnstown, PA
• Mrs. Corn's 1st Grade Class, Robinson, Illinois
• Mrs. Golubic's 1st Grade Class, Boardman, Ohio
• * Ms. McGowan, Spring Lake, N.J.      Ms. Goudie's First Grade
  • Marcia's Lesson Links       For My Teacher Friends      Things to Share
• Mathew Needleman's 1st Grade Class - features "Flash" drawings made by some of the students   See also, his 1st graders Reader's Theatre production of "The City Mouse and the Country Mouse" under "Theatre" - Video in the Classroom.com

Other Websites

• Apple Learning Exchange - K-3 and higher. A broad range of content ranging from lesson plans, lesson "starter" ideas, virtual field trips, videos, web casts, conference keynotes, audio interviews, technology integration models, professional development resources, examples of student work and more.
• Geography Lesson Plans from National Geographic & MarcoPolo for Grades K-2
• Springboards for Writing and Using Children's Literature to Make Curriculum Connections - Fayette County Schools, Ky. (PDF format) Includes: conclusions, descriptive languages, dialogue, feature articles, intermediate memoirs, intermediate personal narratives, leads, mini-lessons, parts of speech, persuasive writing, poetry, primary letters, primary memoirs, primary personal narratives, and reflective writing.