Engaging Ideas, Activities, and Learning Fun for Kindergarten
The Leaf Thief Activities and Printables: Are you a kindergarten teacher on the lookout for exciting ways to engage your little learners with a captivating story? Well, you’re in luck because today, we’re diving headfirst into the enchanting world of “The Leaf Thief.
15 Fabulous Fall Kindergarten Book List: Let’s talk about fantastic fall-themed books for a kindergarten classroom. One unit most teachers can’t wait to teach is all about fall changes!
The Gruffalo Activities and Printables for Kindergarten Teachers: Calling all kindergarten teachers! Are you looking to inject some enchanting excitement into your classroom? Look no further than “The Gruffalo” by Julia Donaldson. This beloved children’s book is not just a delightful read but also a treasure trove of educational possibilities. Let me show you how […]
Introduction to the Letter Cc Letter Cc: Science of Reading Activities for Kindergarten Teachers: Teaching kindergarten students to read and write is an exciting and crucial journey. As educators, we have the responsibility to equip our young learners with the necessary skills to become confident readers. In this blog post, we will explore the Science […]
Letter Aa Center Saturday Activities: This post is for teachers looking for ideas to guide learning using a fun and hands-on approach. I want students to use their hands to explore and manipulate and engage and their minds to grow.
How to Use Class Dojo: In the digital age, technology has revolutionized the way we connect, communicate, and track progress. ClassDojo, a popular communication platform for teachers, parents, and students, has emerged as a game-changer in the education landscape. From fostering seamless parent-teacher communication through photos and videos to providing free digital portfolios for showcasing […]
I can’t wait to share an idea for a simple tumble block game that uses a $1 game from The Dollar Tree.
We need to promote independent learning with Sight Word Printables because it just makes sense.
