
Sensory Play In Kindergarten: Sensory Bins
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

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

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

Today, we’re sharing our favorite beginning-of-the-year read-alouds. These are just some of the books we use in our classroom. We’re always adding to and deleting

As a teacher, I am always looking for areas to improve. I always look at data and my students’ work to see where my teaching

My class loves stacking anything! So why not bring some learning into their love of stacking? Check out our kindergarten letter activities, letter stacking cups,

Our annual book study with Abbie from Kindergarten Chaos is 7 Mighty Moves; the second move is about systematic and explicit phonics instruction. What Is Systematic And Explicit

Growing up, a sick day from school meant one thing: The Price Is Right and Bob Barker reminding us to help control the pet population.

Sight word review (and phonics review) can be a boring, repetitive thing. And what happens when our kids are bored? Boredom….behavior issues…teacher stress….and we don’t

How do you teach sight words? Can you still teach sight words? What are your favorite sight word activities to teach sight words? These are

Learning games for kindergarten is a great way for kids to practice and review skills. Who doesn’t love pirates? And who doesn’t love letting kids