This is a great center activity to learn about food! In this material you will find fruits, vegetables, grains and dairy. Every shopping cart has a different "shopping list". At the end of the documents are little cards of food to match their shopping list. You can give this material infinite different uses. I like giving each student a shopping cart and pair them up. They have to ask their classmate the food they need, find them among all the food cards and put it in their cart. They can then get a new cart and repete. 

I use this WS as a center. Students play in pairs with dice, roll it, read a word in the column that corresponds to the number that appeared in the dice and color it. The first one completing a column wins, or also the student that read and color more words.

I use this worksheet in centers to practice special words like tricky words (or sight words). They chose a word from a list that the teacher writes in the board and write it in the big rectangle on top of the page. Then they write the same word again with their pencil, crayons, color pencils and crayons.

This resource worked really good with my class as a math center. I printed and laminated the little barns and gave each student a little plate with raw spaghetti as hay. They had to take a barn and put the amount of "hay" the number is indicating. It was a very fun hands on activity and they had so much fun counting the hay!

Another way to practise past tense. 
I use this memory game to teach past regular. 
Great for learning centers.

I made this template to play sight words dominoes. I use it in learning centers. 
Ask them to read and spell the words aloud. You can download this or print a customized set https://sightwords.com/sight-words/games/dominoes/

This resource includes 12 questions for students to practice the parts of the cell.

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¡The perfect activity to practice how to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers! With this resource you get acces to 30 task cards that exercise the proper transoformation from improper fractions to mixed numbers and the other way around. It also includes an answer grid so the students can write down the answer for each card and ideas on how to use this resource (i recommend it for centers)

 Disclaimer: I downloaded this resource from superteacherworksheets with a paid account. 

This resource includes 12 cards with different problems that are solved thorugh addition, substraction of fractions. Others includes the representation of them. It also has an answer gris so the students can write their answers of each card. Is perfect to use on centers. 

This template can be useful to teach vocabulary. You can fill in the gaps with: synonyms, antonyms, verbs, etc. Students can work in small groups. This type of activity is good to work in centers. Use a virtual die or bring a real one. Check this out! https://freeonlinedice.com/