The beginning of the school year is simply overwhelming, right?! There is so much for us to do and prepare and so many procedures and routines to teach. We have…
One of the best ways to introduce a new math concept or math skill is by using books. Math read alouds are a visual way to show math concepts and…
Learning at home doesn’t have to be scary and overwhelming. There are so many activities for kids that can be made and done in just a few minutes! We’re sharing…
We do a three-week-long unit on fairy tales. Each week we focus on a different fairy tale and read various versions of the fairy tale. Each day we do a…
Are you looking for ideas for February read alouds? There are so many great books for February but two of our favorites are The Day It Rained Hearts and A…
As teachers, we all know how important sight words are to our students. Most of what we read is made of sight words, so the more sight words we know,…
Spookley The Square Pumpkin is always a favorite Halloween read aloud. It’s a great book about being unique, tolerance and perseverance. After reading the book, we completed these Spookley The…
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. I mean, who doesn’t love…
Happy Schedulin’ Sunday! This week we’re kicking off our Community Helpers Research Project, we’re celebrating Johnny Appleseed’s birthday with Apple Day and we’re introducing addition to 5! Community Helpers Lesson…
Each fall, we celebrate community helpers with our Community Helpers Research Project! Students love learning about each community helper through read alouds and graphic organizers! We draw community helpers, make…
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