My class is obsessed with stacking cups. Anytime I put a stacking cups activity in our centers, they go crazy for them! So why not keep using something that engages…
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Do you have a light box or light table in your classroom? These are great for sensory learning and the great thing is that you don’t have to spend a…
It’s time for our annual summer book study with Kindergarten Chaos! This year Abbie and I decided to a math book since there is so much information coming at us…
Schedulin’ Sunday: The Last Week Of School
Well, here we are. Week 36. The final Schedulin’ Sunday post of the school year. The final Schedulin’ Sunday for Room 134. I can’t believe it! Some of this year…
Schedulin Sunday: Dinosaurs, Subtraction, and CVC-E Words
This week is going to be busy and packed with fun: subtracting cars, dinosaurs, and Backwards Bootcamp! This week for Backwards Bootcamp: m for mustaches, k for kings, l for…
Confession: I’m a Dollar Tree addict. There, I admit it. I have a problem. You see, I stroll around that amazing store and fill my cart up with items that…
Who doesn’t love going to the beach? And if you’re like us and live in a landlocked state, you must bring the beach to your classroom! As part of our…
What is the one question I get asked more than any other? How do you set up centers for kindergarten? (or any grade!) Center management can be frustrating and overwhelming.…
Subtraction can be a difficult concept for kids to grasp. The best way for kids to learn challenging math concepts is through hands-on, interactive lessons and games. Get off my…
Schedulin Sunday: Plants, Past And Present, And Shapes
It’s another busy week of fun and learning in our classroom. Past and present inventions, plants, glow-in-the-dark flowers, shapes, equations, and more! Are we ready? Lesson Plans You can always…