
Kindergarten Lesson Plans & Activities: ABC Bootcamp, Numbers, Five Senses & Families
It’s week 3 of kindergarten, so we’re officially starting our required curriculum this week, but in a more kindergarten-appropriate way! This week is still focused

It’s week 3 of kindergarten, so we’re officially starting our required curriculum this week, but in a more kindergarten-appropriate way! This week is still focused

It’s week 2 of kindergarten, so we’re hoping to settle into some routines and procedures. This week is more academics (not necessarily required curriculum), but

One of the things TKS is known for is Schedulin Sunday! It’s a staple around here, and it’s a big part of my work-life balance.

What do you do for the first week of school? What should I focus on for back-to-school with my kids? Help! I need kindergarten lesson

Welcome to my new kindergarten classroom! New room. Different setup. New spaces. And a whole lot of blank walls. And that’s intentional. When I started

Morning meetings are one of the most asked-about topics here at TKS, so we wanted to explain and share some morning meeting ideas with you.

We all know the importance of play in the classroom, and one way we can bring more play into our classroom is with our stem

Today, I am sharing how I set up and organize Write the Room for use during my literacy centers and answering questions about it! Write the Room

Apparently, there’s this thing in politics, government, and business called a document dump. And you use it when you want to put a bunch of

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.