Teachers need ready-to-use, EASY-to-prep, and FUN activities for Kindergarten SOR phonics. No Fuss, just great materials that are ready to be used and contain Science of Reading phonics materials for Kindergarten Students. PLUS, we need decodables. If this is you... keep reading. And I have a special sorting mat freebie at the end for you to snag. Let's dive into Kindergarten phonics. … [Read more...]
Fill the Ten Frame Learning Game
Fill the ten frame is a game I invented to help my learners enjoy learning. A huge joy in the classroom is when you see your learners actively engaged in a game. They are having so much fun they forget they are doing real work. This is a complete victory for the learner and the teacher. Break Down Fill the Ten Frame Let me break this game down to show you how powerful and FUN it can … [Read more...]
Why You Should Be Playing 20 Questions
What is the game 20 Questions and why should you be playing 20 questions in your classroom? This is a fun game that your students will enjoy! This game is a favorite of mine because I love to play to learn and I love to have children work on asking and answering questions as often as possible. Explain the Game 20 Questions 20 questions is a FUN game that your students will love. This game … [Read more...]
Letter Pp Activities
This week we are diving into the letter Pp activities. And man... is this week loaded with PERFECTLY fun activities. We complete these letter Pp phonics sheets for three days. I love to use these printables to see who can recognize the uppercase and lowercase Pps. And we work on these letter handwriting sheets. I strongly believe that handwriting practice should not only focus on the … [Read more...]
Center Saturday
Center time center time we love our center time. This year I have changed my centers to be MATH focused. So far, this strategy given me MORE time in my classroom for science and social studies because so much of my math practice time is spent in centers... with hands on FUN activities. And, of course, all my centers are cross curricular. This past week, my learned about the Letter … [Read more...]
Letter Pp
This week we had a blast learning all about the Letter Pp. We used the book If You Give a Pig a Pancake by Laura Numeroff. We sequenced the story on the classroom pocket chart and then used a fun sequencing sheet. We also played the reading comprehension game and wrote about why we thought the main character in the story was so tired. Some students said it because she was tired of making pancakes … [Read more...]