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IT’S BACK!   Wednesday centers is back on the blog!  This will be a weekly post where I share some of the math and literacy centers we’re doing in our…

Ya’ll know how much I love Pinterest.  (Currently I’m teaching the Mister how to use Pinterest…it’s a process….slow process!)  It amazes me the creativity and intelligence of people and the…

Music is an essential and almost constant part of our classroom.  From our morning arrival until our afternoon dismissal, we’re bumping and thumping.   Music is powerful for the brain…

It’s Schedulin Sunday here at The Kindergarten Smorgasboard World Headquarters!  We’re kicking off our first full week of school and that means one thing:  Exhausted Mr. Greg and really sore…

Today I’m sharing a very easy, cheap, fun, hands on way to work on letter recognition.   What’s great about this letter recognition sorting activity is that students learn to…

Greetings from 30,000 feet in the air!   I have officially kicked off a month of nonstop travel!   Pennsylvania…Orlando…Las Vegas…Chicago…and I arrive home 3 days before teachers report for…

Once again, I am super excited to be joining in on the shark week fun with the Shark Week Blog Hop hosted by my good buddy Matt from Digital Divide…

I am always on the lookout for unique items to use in our classroom.  Brain research tells us that the brain loves novelty so anytime we can bring something new…

I Have Who Has is one of my favorite review games!  We play I Have Who Has frequently as part of our morning meeting!   This game can be tailored…

So if you’re like me you have about 3.4 million (or billion) magnetic letters.  And if you’re like me (which you’re probably not…because you’re probably more organized than me…) you…