Starfall Activity Index

As I was going to St. Ives, I met seven men and seven wives. Each wife had seven sacks. Each sack had seven cats. Each cat had seven kittens. Kittens, cats, sacks and wives! How many were going to St. Ives? As we were going to St. Ives we met seven men and seven wives. Each wife had seven sacks. Each sack had seven cats. Each cat had seven kittens. Kittens, cats, sacks and wives! How many were going to St. Ives?

I have six dollars, yes I have six dollars. I've never had so much money I could spend! So I spent one dollar of it, I lent another. Now I have four dollars to share with my friend. I have four dollars, yes I have four dollars. I've never had so much money I could spend! So I spent one dollar of it, I lent another. Now I have two dollars to share with my friend. I have two dollars, yes I have two dollars. I've never had so much money I could spend! So I spent one dollar of it, I lent another. Now I have nothing to share with my friend. I now have nothing, yes I have nothing. With nothing how can I share with my friend? I have laughter and I have kindness and I have time that I'm happy to spend!

When I was one I was looking for fun the day I went to sea I jumped aboard a pirate ship and the captain said to me: "We're going this way, that way, forwards, backwards, over the deep blue sea." The ocean breeze is sure to please; yes, that's the life for me! When I was two I tied my shoe the day I went to sea. When I was three I scraped my knee the day I went to sea. When I was four I wanted to explore the day I went to sea. When I was five I was glad to be alive the day I went to sea. When I was six I learned new tricks the day I went to sea. When I was seven I saw stars in the heavens the day I went to sea. When I was eight I couldn't wait the day I went to sea. When I was nine I was feeling fine the day I went to sea. When I was 10 I did it all again the day I went to sea.

Listen to each seasonal poem: Springtime in the Meadow, Our Summer World, The Golden Leaves of Fall, Winter Morning. What's your favorite season? Poetry.

Children are introduced to a noun as the name of a person, place, or thing. They then sort a variety of nouns into one of these three categories.

Children are introduced to pronouns in this fun pirate game.

Children create sentences by choosing a subject and a predicate. They also identify complete and incomplete sentences.

Children are introduced to verbs as action words through a fun dinosaur activity.

Play a game to solve division problems, while progressing through increasingly difficult levels with crazy gators!

Children will use their place value knowledge (ones, tens, hundreds) to track a trip across the United States.

Learn about area and measure the area of castles in inches, feet, meters, and miles.

Students will be challenged to compare fractions with same and different numerators and denominators and tell whether they are equal to, greater than, or less than.

Explore the associative and commutative properties of multiplication with a monkey under the sea.

Learn the difference between singular and plural while playing Tetris at the arcade!

Children choose an act of kindness to perform for someone else and learn about respecting others’ differences through a fun song.

Cruise through an alien planet to compare fractions (greater, less than and equal to).

Children will meet aliens in spaceships to learn about equivalent fractions.

Match like cards with airplanes and numbers from 1 to 1000, learn base-ten numerals, number names and expanded form!

Try out new activities that may be moved to one of our main sections.

Try our Starfall math activities with your kindergartener!