Literacy
Five Senses Activities
Teaching the five senses is a fun and easy beginning of the school year theme or unit and our five senses activities make it even
August 12, 2024
Literacy
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Lesson Plans: First Week Of School, Numbers And Counting, And King And Queen Of Kindergarten
It’s time for lesson plans and Schedulin’ Sunday for the first week of school! Summer is over, and we are ready to kick off year
August 3, 2024
Literacy
Learning Games For Kindergarten: Going On A Letter Hunt
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
June 27, 2024
Literacy
Classroom Organization: Classroom Library
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
June 6, 2024
Centers
Classroom Centers: Center Management Made Easy
What is the one question I get asked more than any other? How do you set up classroom centers? Center management can be frustrating and overwhelming.
May 31, 2024
DIY
Sensory Learning: Light Box And Light Table DIY
Our kids need sensory learning opportunities and one way we do that is with our light box or light table. Do you have a light
May 28, 2024
Literacy
The Science Of Reading
The science of reading, or SOR, is a major topic in the field of education, and for good reason. However, the abundance of information on
May 24, 2024
Literacy
Kindergarten Lesson Plans: Mermaid Day
Ahoy, fellow teachers and parents! Are you ready to make a splash with your kindergarten lesson plans? Plan a mermaid day for your class! This
May 21, 2024
Literacy
Make Teaching Phonics Fun With The Wedding Of Q & U!
We are always looking for fun and easy ways for teaching phonics. As part of our Backwards Bootcamp, we celebrate Q and U’s wedding with
April 30, 2024
Literacy
Reading Comprehension With Read It Up!
As a teacher, I am always looking for areas to improve on. I always look at data and my students’ work to see where my
March 15, 2024