Week 28 of kindergarten is the week after spring break, and it’s all about patterns, lesson plans, phonics, and weather! And we’re focusing on routines
Math should be hands-on, and we’re always looking for ways to make our hands-on math lessons fun and novel. Why not use toys to practice
The science of reading tells us the importance of phonics and phonemic awareness when teaching reading and writing, which is why we love DIY phonics
As a teacher, I am always looking for areas to improve on. I always look at data and my students’ work to see where my
Spring is the perfect time to learn about butterflies. Our butterfly lesson plans include research and writing, vocabulary, art projects, snacks and more! For our
Rainbows are beautiful and magical and are where unicorns live. I want a unicorn. Therefore, I want to be a rainbow. But we all know
Springtime means it’s time to learn about plants and living and non-living things. And that means we’re using our Plants Research Project which is full
Spring is in the air! And that means it’s time for eggs, bunnies, and Easter! This blog post highlights some fun, engaging, and hands-on Easter
Our classroom has a book display shelf to display our books for a theme, unit, holiday, or month. I love displaying the books because the
I think all of us have THE book that sparked our love of reading. For me, that book is Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs.
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