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Choice Boards to use at Home

When it comes to long breaks, extended time away from school, or even homework/packets for Kindergarten I try to stay away from worksheets. I wanted to give an alternative to worksheets that can be beneficial during these times. My 6 choice boards are free, just click on the picture at the top or at the bottom of this post. It comes with 2 for reading, writing, and math and will last for 2 weeks. Also, I have weekly lesson plans for distance learning if you need more activities.

What are choice boards?

Choice Boards are similar to bingo boards, students try to get 5 in a row by picking spots they choose to complete. By picking one reading, one writing and one math a day, Monday through Friday, they can get 5 in a row. Teachers can give out rewards if brought back signed/ completed or even allow the parents to choose a reward for every bingo they get. The possibilities of how to exactly play are up to you or the parents. Students could have to fill up the whole board during an extended period of time or provide writing samples. As the teacher, you could use the choice boards in the classroom for fast finishers. Also, I love using my Target Mini Erasers to cover up the spots on the choice boards. To read more about how I use mini erasers throughout the year, click here .

Use mini erasers on your choice boards. Click the photo to read about how to use mini erasers all year.

What is on the choice boards?

All 6 choice boards are completely different, there are 2 for each area (reading, writing, and math) but you can pick which ones your students would benefit from and which are appropriate for your student’s needs.

First, the reading boards include spots that say where students read during that time. Examples include, in the bathtub with pillows and blankets or under an umbrella and pretending like it is raining. The other reading board gives ideas to do before and after reading. Examples include finding digraphs or blends in your book or writing about the character’s problem.

Next, is the writing boards, one includes writing prompts, for example, if you were a pirate, what would you do? The other writing board is all about writing sight words. Students write their words in bubble letters or write their sight words in alphabetical order.

Last, the math boards are more geared toward Kindergarten standards. One board includes addition and subtraction word problems and the other boards ask questions about shapes, base ten blocks, ways to make 10, and more.

What else can you use with this?

Some other materials that I like to send home with my parents that go along with these choice boards are my writing templates, sight word games, and my writing checklist.

My writing templates include 14 different templates and 4 different line styles which are over 50 different pages. These would be perfect to staple together with the writing choice boards or the reading choice boards on which they can write their responses on. I mean you could even use the math choice boards where students will write their answers on them and staple them together for easy grading. Click on the photo below or here to view the templates.

My sight word games go along with the writing choice board that has students write their sight words in different ways that are engaging. There are over 25 games included and the games come with writing sheets to check work. Some of the games include connect 4, tic tac toe, dot to dot, and more! Click on the photo below or here to view these games.

The last thing I always send home when I include any sort of writing activity is my 5-star writing checklist for students to use on their own work. This promotes students to assess their own work and create independence. Click on the photo below or here to view the checklist.

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Let’s be honest - many of us wouldn’t give homework if we didn’t have to...kids need time to be kids! These choice boards are made to provide fun, engaging homework activities that won’t bog down your students and their families with tons of busywork. Some activities each month are designed to loosely relate to kindergarten standards, while others are intended to encourage fine or gross motor development, social emotional development, or just plain old curiosity and creativity! 

This resource includes: 

• a choice board for every month August-June
• editable version if you want to make your own
• a family letter that you can use to inform parents about the homework
• story paper, picture paper, and list paper to go with some of the choices 

All you’ll need to do is specify the number of choices students should complete and the date it should be turned in. (You can either write it in and make copies or just add text box). Students check off each box they complete, their parents sign, and done. Easy peasy for all involved!! 

** By the way, some of these activities can provide great conversation starters for morning meeting or circle time!

I hope the resource can take the headaches out of homework for you, your students, and their families. Enjoy!

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Kindergarten homework choice boards are the perfect bridge between teaching in the classroom and learning at home. This resource includes carefully selected, developmentally appropriate Kindergarten-friendly activities, so you can be confident that you are sending your students home with academic, fun, and hands-on activities each week for the whole school year.

Each week includes math and literacy activities (including reading, phonics/phonemic awareness, and sight words) with alternating science and social studies activities, and alternating fine motor and gross motor activities.

These are practical activities that parents can do with their children. They are minimal prep and use basic household supplies: buttons, paper and writing instruments, stuffed animals, cereal, tweezers or tongs, index cards or sticky notes, etc.

There are 40 weeks of choice boards included – for a total of 360 activities . You can send home one each week as homework. Or in the event of distance learning, you could digitally send a choice board to your students each week**.

Included in this resource -40 weeks of activities. Each week includes 9 activities and an editable space for you to write a message, directions, or sight words/letters to practice. -Parent letter explaining these boards with a blank editable template -Editable blank choice board

To help keep you organized, the choice boards are labeled by week in the upper right corner.

This resource also includes a note to parents explaining the choice boards and how to use them. If you would prefer to write your own letter to your parents, an editable version is provided.

There are optional resource and reference pages such as letter cards and number cards that you can send home to families. Or you can have parents create their own at home. You can also use these resources to create homework folders. The activities do not mention the reference pages, so you can decide whether to send them.

To prepare these Kindergarten homework choice boards, send home the parent letter at the beginning of the year along with the Week 1 choice board. There is an editable section at the bottom of each board. Use this for listing new sight words, letters you want students to practice, or any other information you’d like to share with parents.

**Please note that the Kindergarten Homework Choice Boards MAY NOT be uploaded to a public, non-secure website or platform. This includes but is not limited to classroom websites and school or district websites. You MAY share these with your classroom families via e-mail, Google Classroom, or another secure password-protected platform that is only accessible to your students.

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Using Choice Boards for Kindergarten Homework

When it comes to kindergarten homework, I’ll always be Team Let Them Be Little. As firmly as we plant ourselves on the No Homework side of the fence, it doesn’t always work out that way. In fact, I’ve worked for many principals who required homework for kindergarteners! *insert eye roll* If you are in a similar situation, keep reading to find out how using choice boards for kindergarten homework can be a great compromise.

What Are Kindergarten Choice Boards?

A choice board looks very similar to a bingo card and contains different activities in each box on the page. Students can choose which activities they would like to complete, which is why choice boards are also known as homework menus. 

When used for homework, choice boards are generally used for a set period of time during which children complete a certain number of activities.  For example, students might be given one week to complete five activities. Families record what they have done on the choice board and it is collected at the end of the week (or whatever time period is chosen).

5 Benefits of Using Choice Boards for Kindergarten Homework

As someone who doesn’t love the idea of sending work home with kindergarteners , I wanted to share some benefits of using choice boards for homework.  You’ll find that it’s an easy way to add homework to your routine without overburdening families or adding a bunch of prep work to your plate.

1. Strengthen the School-Home Connection

If you’re being required to send homework in kindergarten, try framing it as an opportunity to build the school-home connection. Providing families with a menu of homework activities to choose from keeps them involved in the educational process. It can help parents feel connected to the skills that their child is working on in the classroom. 

Tedious, traditional homework can often have the opposite effect on the school-home connection.  When parents and guardians feel burdened by the amount of homework, especially if the tasks are difficult for their child, it can cause friction in their relationship with the school. Instead, the tasks on choice boards are generally short, fun, and simple. Your students’ families won’t grow resentful of all the time their five or six-year-old is spending on homework every night. 

2. Provide Developmentally Appropriate Homework

Sending home a packet of worksheets for homework is not developmentally appropriate for most of the students in your class.  Some kindergarteners start the school year having never held a pencil before! When the tasks we send home aren’t developmentally appropriate, we’re setting out students up for negative interactions with their families around school and learning.  This not the foundation for education that we want to be building in kindergarten!

Choice boards provide the flexibility to include activities that appeal to the wide variety of skills and abilities in your classroom. It gives students the chance to feel successful and have positive school-related interactions with their families at home.

3. Include Important Life Skills

Some of the activities that I like to include on a homework menu include important life skills.  These are skills that we work on in kindergarten when we have time, but it’s super helpful when families address them at home, as well. For example, students can practice learning their grown-up’s phone number, taking turns in games, or using scissors.  

It’s helpful for families to see these skills on a choice board because it shows some of the developmental skills that their child should practice. It also reminds families of the fact that skills like sharing and taking turns are just as important to their child’s education as learning the letters of the alphabet.

4. Establish Routine

One of the arguments for kindergarten homework is that it builds learning habits. Homework can help get students in the habit of taking time to study and practice at home. Plus, it gets families in the habit of checking for homework every night.Homework choice boards can still contribute to this habit and routine without causing a bunch of daily or weekly paper shuffling.

In a previous blog post, I shared that my favorite kindergarten folders have prongs on the inside.  A homework menu is something that you might choose to attach to the prongs inside of your daily folder. You could also designate a pocket for the homework choice board and materials. This way, families can keep track of the homework menu as part of the daily folder routine . This streamlines the process and makes it easier to establish the homework habit.

5. Save Time

Finally, choice boards save time and resources.  You can print one homework menu per student (plus any necessary recording sheets) and have enough activities to replace an entire homework packet! This resource can be prepped ahead of time so you just have to do a quick switch of the homework menu at whatever interval you decide. You won’t have a pile of homework worksheets to sort through every day, but you’ll be still able to see the important skills your students have been practicing at home.

Printable Choice Boards for Kindergarten

If you would like to have kindergarten homework prep taken off your to-do list this year, check out this resource!  I have a year-long bundle in my store with 20 different activities for each month of the school year.  Each editable choice menu can be easily changed to meet the needs of your classroom.

To take a closer look at everything included in this bundle, head over to the Teaching Exceptional Kinders shop or TPT .

More Tips for Using Choice Boards for Kindergarten Homework

If you would like even more tips for using choice boards in kindergarten, check out this video!  I share a variety of tips and ideas for incorporating homework menus into your routine. (Are you a visual person who enjoys the video format? Consider subscribing to my YouTube channel where I share all sorts of tips for kindergarten teachers!)

Save These Kindergarten Homework Choice Boards

Be sure to save this post so you can easily find it later!  Just add the pin below to your favorite board on Pinterest.  You’ll be able to quickly come back to this post when you’re looking for an easy homework idea for kindergarten.

I watched your Facebook live today for the homework choice board (thank you!) and signed up on your link above for the free fall choice board. I also signed up for your kinder class management video series. I have already received an email for the first video in the series, but I did not receive the homework choice board freebie. Is there a different way to send the freebie? Thank you!

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I created these fun kindergarten choice boards to provide flexibility to both teachers and parents who are trying out distance learning from the safety of their own homes! You will receive both printable and digital options for all of these!

This is also a great Kindergarten homework option!

You can find my other grade level choice boards here:

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There are 16 boards each as well as an editable one for each type in the digital version!

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I made these with flexibility in mind. You can choose to assign however many boards and/or boxes you would like per week and you can choose to re-use boards as you see fit! Students simply pick an activity from the board and complete it. If you would like them to send you a picture of their work at the end of the week, you may choose to do that so there is some accountability. I like the choice board option because busy parents at home can choose the activities that fit their needs and schedule the most!

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