It’s that time of year again, folks! St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, and you know what that means – it’s time to break out the green clothes, the four-leaf clovers, gold coins, and the leprechaun traps! But if you’re a kindergarten teacher, you’re probably wondering how to incorporate this festive holiday into […]
Attention all Kindergarten teachers looking for a new winter read: look no further than Sneezy the Snowman by Maureen Wright! This charming tale follows the adventures of a snowman named Sneezy who can’t seem to get warm. We have 7 Sneezy the Snowman Activities and Printables to guide learning. What is Sneezy the Snowman About? […]
One of the goals is for learners to be able to sound out words in Kindergarten. Let’s break down 5 tips for sounding out words in Kindergarten.
Check out this freebie Dinosaur Themed Letter Game. It is pretty simple and fun game for letter recognition.
If you are looking for snowmen activities, I have 10 Snowmen activities for kindergarten that are sure to make your learners happy and help with skill building. These are perfect activities to use in January with your current curriculum to make skill building, skill practicing, and engagement happens in your classroom. Snowmen Activities Introduction Since […]
Are you looking for a fun way to build gingerbread houses in your classroom? Let me show you how to make a gingerbread milk carton house in a classroom setting. This is a tradition many Kindergarten and preschool classrooms do every year. You can do it too. Check out the example gingerbread milk carton house […]
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.
