These are perfect for reusable worksheets and name-writing practice. They save paper and make it easy for students to practice skills over and over again.
Teaching Tree Reusable Dry-Erase Plastic Pockets
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I love using magnetic letters for letter recognition, spelling simple words, and building phonics skills. They’re a fun, hands-on way for children to practice literacy.
Magnetic Letters & Words: Toys & Games
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These are great for introducing letters, reviewing letter sounds, and playing quick learning games during circle time or small groups.
Alphabet Flash Cards for Toddlers | Award-Winning
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A pocket chart is one of the most versatile classroom tools. I use mine for morning meetings, sorting activities, word work, and interactive lessons.
Teacher Created Resources OS Pocket Charts
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These are a great way to introduce high-frequency words through games and daily practice. Short, consistent review helps build reading confidence.
Award-Winning Sight Words Flash Cards - 520
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One of the first skills I teach is name writing. These reusable boards help students practice every day without wasting paper.
Custom Kids Name Tracing Writing Practice Dry Erase Board
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These are a classroom favorite! I use them for counting, sorting, graphing, patterning, and color recognition activities all year long.
Skoolzy Counting Bears Set - 70 Pc Sorting Toys
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Perfect for counting, measuring, building number sense, and creating patterns. My students always enjoy using them during math centers.
Linking Cubes
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Ten frames help children visualize numbers and develop strong number sense. They’re especially helpful when introducing addition and subtraction concepts.
Ten Frame Freebie - TPT
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These are great for helping students recognize numbers, practice counting, and build confidence with early math skills.
Number Flash Cards for Toddlers | Award-Winning
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Pattern blocks make learning shapes, patterns, symmetry, and problem-solving fun. They also encourage creativity while strengthening fine motor skills.
Pattern Blocks
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Play-Doh strengthens little hands while encouraging creativity. It’s one of my favorite tools for building fine motor skills before writing.
Play-Doh Bulk Pack 48 Cans, 6 Sets of 8
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Learning to cut takes practice! These scissors are perfect for helping young learners safely develop hand strength and coordination.
School Scissors Bulk
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Jumbo crayons are easier for little hands to grip and help students develop proper pencil grasp while creating colorful artwork.
Jumbo Crayons
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Glue sticks are a classroom staple for crafts, interactive notebooks, and hands-on learning activities. I always keep plenty on hand.
Glue Sticks
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Dot markers are a fun way to practice letters, numbers, shapes, and fine motor skills. They also make learning feel like play.
Dot Markers
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Tweezers help strengthen the small muscles children need for writing. I use them during sensory bins and sorting activities.
Primary Science® Jumbo Tweezers™
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Pipe cleaners are perfect for building fine motor skills through bending, twisting, and creating letters, numbers, and shapes.
Caydo 200 PCS Thick Multi-Color Pipe Cleaners
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Keeping materials organized makes classroom routines run much more smoothly. Durable storage bins help keep centers neat and easy for students to access.
Classroom Storage Solutions | Shop Shelves, Bins, and Organizers ...
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Book bins make classroom libraries organized and inviting. I like grouping books by theme or reading level for easy access.
classroom book bins, boxes and tubs in schools
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These keep crayons, pencils, scissors, and glue organized so students can quickly grab what they need during activities.
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