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Centered on Learning: The Letter Uu

December 3, 2016 by Mary Amoson Leave a Comment

Let's talk about some skill building, engaging activities we can use with out students to get them excited about learning. After all, eager learners who WANT to work on skills are the students we want to have. We don't get these types of students instantly. We have to prep and plan for these types of activities to get students "centered on learning." And specifically this week, I want my … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Center Saturday, Letter Uu, Literacy, Math, Math Centers

Now and Then Activities in Kindergarten

October 30, 2016 by Mary Amoson 1 Comment

Kindergarten teachers need quality and time-saving Now and Then Activities for Kindergarten. Whether you call this long ago and today or past and present activities in Kindergarten, let's dive into these topics. One of the biggest units we cover is all about The First Thanksgiving and therefore Now and Then Activities in Kindergarten. I want you to check out this easy-to-use and fun-to-teach … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Literacy, 11 November, Print & Play, Social Studies, Thanksgiving, Writing Tagged With: Now and Then

Centered on Learning: Letter Ii

October 22, 2016 by Mary Amoson Leave a Comment

Let's get talking about center time and how we can get our students centered on learning activities that are cross curricular and engaging, In this case, how we can get them centered on learning: Letter Ii. Time is always my enemy. The desire to make activities cross curricular so it layers my activities and learning is real. I integrate as many of our weekly topics into skill building … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Center Saturday, Letter Ii, Literacy, Math, Math Centers

Centered on Learning: The Letter Mm

September 24, 2016 by Mary Amoson Leave a Comment

Center time is an amazing time to foster learning in a classroom. It is a great time to dedicate towards skill building and mastery of a standard. I aim to make this time fun, engaging, and exciting for my little learners. Since we were learning about the Letter Mm, so let's dive into getting centered on learning for the letter Mm. Yellow Table This center was home to our muffin ten frame … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Letter Mm, Literacy, Math, Math Centers

Letter Gg Ideas To Make Learning Fun

September 21, 2016 by Mary Amoson Leave a Comment

I love diving into letters with a letter of the week. I know many schools do not use a letter of the week anymore, but my school district requires it as we use Recipe for Reading. And honestly... it ins't a bad thing at all! So let's dive into the Letter Gg Ideas to make this letter meaningful. I do not just focus on one letter all week long. Instead I focus on that letter, its formation and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Letter Gg, Literacy, Math, Math Centers Tagged With: Blends

Centered On Learning: The Letter Gg

September 17, 2016 by Mary Amoson 6 Comments

How can we allow our students to practice building skills and working with learning ideas in a way that is engaging, fluid, and leveled? We allow our students to have time during centers! We want to be centered on learning. Centers are often referred to by many terms by teachers and organized in many different ways. Some people refer to this time as small groups, stations, or even something … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Center Saturday, Literacy, Math Centers Tagged With: Letter Gg

On Target Classroom Ideas

September 3, 2016 by Mary Amoson 1 Comment

If you are like me, you are always on the look out for a great classroom activity and idea. Most of my inspiration comes from when I least expect it, like when I am out with my family shopping. I know any trip to Target will lead to a few new and engaging teaching ideas. So let's dive into these On Target Learning Ideas. Here are some of the great finds from a visit this past week! In the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Back to School, Literacy

Fill the Ten Frame

August 30, 2016 by Mary Amoson 1 Comment

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 be! Since we … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Letter Aa, Letter Bb, Letter Cc, Letter Dd, Letter Ee, Letter Ff, Letter Gg, Letter Hh, Letter Ii, Letter Jj, Letter Kk, Letter Ll, Letter Mm, Letter Nn, Letter Oo, Letter Pp, Letter Qq, Letter Rr, Letter Ss, Letter Tt, Letter Uu, Letter Vv, Letter Ww, Letter Xx, Letter Yy, Letter Zz, Literacy, Math, Math Centers, Phonics, Uncategorized

Why You Should Be Playing 20 Questions

August 20, 2016 by Mary Amoson Leave a Comment

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! What is 20 Questions? 20 questions is a FUN game that your students will love. This game focuses on asking and answering questions, which every young child needs to work on! It also can be concentrated on one subject or another. For example, a game … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Letter Aa, Letter Bb, Letter Cc, Letter Dd, Letter Ee, Letter Ff, Letter Hh, Letter Ii, Letter Jj, Letter Kk, Letter Ll, Letter Mm, Letter Nn, Letter Oo, Letter Pp, Letter Qq, Letter Rr, Letter Ss, Letter Tt, Letter Uu, Letter Vv, Letter Ww, Letter Xx, Letter Yy, Letter Zz, Literacy, Phonics

Dollar Store Ideas

July 18, 2016 by Mary Amoson 5 Comments

As I prepare to head out to I Teach K in Vegas and Frog Street SPLASH in Texas, I heard many of you ask how you can be included in some of the professional learning FUN at home. I can't share with you my sessions, which are on Technology, Science and Social Studies, Phonics, and Google for I Teach K as well as QR Codes for Frog Street. BUT I can share with you some great Dollar Store Ideas … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Dollar Store Hacks, Literacy, Phonics

School Rules

June 20, 2016 by Mary Amoson 2 Comments

First thing is first.The FIRST month of school you are going break down your class rules for your students,many of whom have never been to school or in a structured environment. In fact, one of the Kindergarten Social Studies Standards (Citizenship) in Georgia states,the student will learn "How rules are made and why they should be followed." This is a topic the teachers of younger grades cover … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Back to School, Literacy, Print & Play, Social Studies

April Fools Day Learning

March 27, 2016 by Mary Amoson 2 Comments

April Fools Day is coming up.. Although it might be fun to play a harmless prank on your students and play fun of the day, I want to present to you an alternative that is FUN, educational, and also lets the idea of April Fools play out. I suggest using the book April Foolishness by Teresa Bateman and Nadine Bernard Wescott to create fun literacy stations. Grab the Book April Foolishness I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 4 April, Literacy, Reading Comprehension, Reading Games

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