Get access to our free lesson plans, classroom resources, teaching tips & exclusive VIP deals!
With the onslaught of technology in our lives, teachers everywhere have noticed a steep decline in students’ fine motor skills. Â I honestly believe we are
Sensory play is so important for our students. That’s why we love having sensory bins in our classroom. These sensory bins are one of the
At the beginning of the school year, we need explicit, hands-on kindergarten counting activities to help students develop the foundational skills for math. Number Bootcamp
Apparently, there’s this thing in politics, government, and business called a document dump. Â And you use it when you want to put a bunch of
One of our first kindergarten science lessons is about germs. Germs are everywhere in our classrooms. Like everywhere. Because kids make a lot of germs.
Pocket charts are a key part of our classroom, and so is classroom organization. We use our pocket charts for centers and whole-group lessons.
The first day of school is always hard. It’s lots of fun. And hard. And exhausting. Knowing what to do on that first day can
Fun Isn’t the Goal. Engagement Is. We’ve all been there. You finish a lesson and think… “Wow…they had SO much fun!” But then you look
Listen, classroom management is hard. It’s one of those things that changes from day to day and year to year. We never perfect it, but
One question that comes up on social media a lot is about classroom organization, specifically the classroom library and book organization. After years of trying
Meet TKS All Access—our new membership for PreK–1st grade teachers! Get classroom-ready resources for literacy, math, classroom management, and more, all in one place.
Spend less time searching and more time teaching. Explore the membership today!
