These areEaster directed drawings. Perfect for kindergarten students to continue gaining confidence in their drawing abilities while alsopracticing fine motor skills, following directions, sentence writing or building vocabulary.Add these directed drawings to yourreading or craft centersto give your students hand on experiences.
What's included:
10 Easter directed drawings
Directed Drawings used: bunny in egg, chick, bird, bunny in basket, bunny, basket, egg, egg 2, jellybeans, eggs in tree
5 options to meet the needs of all learners
Easter Directed Drawing Cover for binder
Please note: I have anApril Directed Drawingresource - those are spring images to be more inclusive in your public school classroom. This is NOT in the monthly directed drawing bundle as I already have created April - this is an extra resource.
How to Use:
Option One: Students draw the directed drawing ONLY
Option Two: Students draw the directed drawing AND write a sentence (blank and handwriting lines available)
Option Three: Students draw the directed drawing, write a sentence AND use the word bank to add other vocabulary words
Option Four: Print and cut directed drawings in strips. Display in a pocket chart or hang in a binder ring. Leave at a craft or writing center.
Option Five Full directed drawing page. Display in a craft or writing center (I would personally only hang a couple not all 10)
These areEaster directed drawings. Perfect for kindergarten students to continue gaining confidence in their drawing abilities while alsopracticing fine motor skills, following directions, sentence writing or building vocabulary.Add these directed drawings to yourreading or craft centersto give your students hand on experiences.
What's included:
10 Easter directed drawings
Directed Drawings used: bunny in egg, chick, bird, bunny in basket, bunny, basket, egg, egg 2, jellybeans, eggs in tree
5 options to meet the needs of all learners
Easter Directed Drawing Cover for binder
Please note: I have anApril Directed Drawingresource - those are spring images to be more inclusive in your public school classroom. This is NOT in the monthly directed drawing bundle as I already have created April - this is an extra resource.
How to Use:
Option One: Students draw the directed drawing ONLY
Option Two: Students draw the directed drawing AND write a sentence (blank and handwriting lines available)
Option Three: Students draw the directed drawing, write a sentence AND use the word bank to add other vocabulary words
Option Four: Print and cut directed drawings in strips. Display in a pocket chart or hang in a binder ring. Leave at a craft or writing center.
Option Five Full directed drawing page. Display in a craft or writing center (I would personally only hang a couple not all 10)
