Show of hands: how many teachers had fidget spinners show up in your classroom? These little spinners are all the rage with our kids this year. Unless you’re living under…
Today in our summer book study we’re talking about fluency! In the past, I taught at a Reading First school where the reading focus was on speed. Reading First wanted…
I admit it. Until recently I didn’t use anchor charts. True story. You see, I didn’t believe I was talented enough to to create anchor charts and I didn’t fully…
Chapter 4 or our summer book study is all about comprehension. So , let’s jump right into comprehension and how to make it work in small groups. Takeaway 1: …
Last year I made a cup stacking activity for our math centers. The cups were labeled 1-100 and the students had to stack them and count to 100. They. were.…
Shrinky Dinks are pretty amazing little inventions. I mean, i’m 38 years old and I’m sitting in the floor watching these things shrink and curl and flatten. AMAZING. MAGIC PEOPLE,…
Today we officially kick off our summer book study with the book Making The Most Of Small Groups by Debbie Diller! So let’s jump right in! Here are some…
Today I’m showing you three letter identification activities that are super easy to make and super engaging! And they’re fun. Did I mention cheap and easy? Ya’ll know how much…
Once again, I’m teaming up with my friend Abigail at Kindergarten Chaos for our Summer Book Study! This is our second year of teaming up for a summer book study…
Well, here it is. The final Schedulin’ Sunday of the 2016-2017 year. It’s the end of the year and I can admit that I’m excited for summer but the thought…
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