Earth Day FREEBIES for Kindergarten

Earth Day is right around the corner and I have some AMAZING Earth Day FREEBIES to share with you! All of these resources and activities can be used in your Pre-K, Kindergarten and First Grade classrooms.

First, is a fun little Earth Day Word Search from my store, Pocketful of Centers. It includes a picture with each word so it is perfect for beginning readers.

Next is an Earth Day Promise Writing and Craftivity from Katie Byrd. In this activity your students will write their “Promise to the Earth”, decorate an Earth template, and color an Earth Day sign.

Here is an Earth Day Non-fiction Reading Comprehension Passage from The Barefoot Teacher. It is designed for Kindergarteners to develop a confidence in reading while having fun!

Celebrate Earth Day by teaching your students how to recycle and reuse crayons with this How to Make Earth Day Crayons freebie from Lacy’s Letters.

Have your kinder kids write a letter to the Earth with this Earth Day Freebie from K is for Kinderiffic. This download includes Earth Day words, a writing page, and letter writing template.

Review letters and numbers with Earth Day Puzzles from Kelci Judas. These little puzzles are great for centers or early finishers!

This Earth Day Freebie from Nancy Wilcox Richards will have your kids writing and drawing about Earth Day!

Here is an Earth Day Writing freebie from Kindertails has your Kinder kids writing about what they can do in the classroom to help the earth.

 Every Day is Earth Day Math Story Problems from 1stgradefireworks is a fun Earth Day themed activity to practice counting coins.

Celebrate the Earth with an Earth Day Bingo Game from Try-Hard Teacher. This fun little game includes 6 bingo boards and calling cards. The image matching is perfect for a wide range of learning abilities.

Here is a collection of four Earth Day Bookmarks from Chez Chris in color and in black & white.

ZippadeeZazz has an Earth Day Writing Activity. Have your kiddos write about what makes the earth happy or makes the earth sad.

HAPPY EARTH DAY!