Another excellent activity for a Dental Health Unit. You can incorporate CVC word practice into your dental health unit easily with this printable set. User Suggestion: Cut the picture cards out and laminate. These can be reused. Dental Teeth Themed CVC picture cards and recording sheets would be perfectly used in: Work StationSensory Bin or Table Included In This Printable… Read More
Dental Health Themed CVC Word Work
Dental Health Hidden Sight Words
Are you planning a Dental Health unit? This is a fun, interactive literacy activity that would be perfect to include for your literacy center during Dental Health Week. How It Works: Students can read a poem, hunt for the missing words, and fill them in. This is the perfect way to include balanced literacy, writing and poetry into your dental… Read More
Printable Parts of A Tooth Craft Activity For Dental Health Unit
Do you have a Dental Health Unit coming up? We usually study dental health in February of each school year. This is a fun unit but is also very important. Just as any other element of health, dental health is crucial for kids to grasp! This Parts Of A Tooth Art Project is a fun, hands on activity that would be… Read More
Dental Health Month Giveaway For Your Classroom
It’s about that time, time for us to teach our students all about Dental Health! Although we do this every school year, in February, it is nice to switch things up and add something new to the mix. Que this Dental Health Month Giveaway. Dental Health Month Giveaway For Your Classroom We partnered up with Rachel Grider to help you… Read More
Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Last Minute Ideas For Kindergarteners
Whether you are focusing a whole day on teaching Martin Luther King, Jr. day or just a portion, these activities are perfect. Not only will your students enjoy these activities, but they will help them learn about the man Martin Luther King, Jr. was and what his mission was. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Ideas “This poster activity gives your… Read More
Jenga Tumbling Towers Games for the Classroom
Using Jenga in the Classroom A few years ago, I saw another teacher use colored Jenga blocks in a whole-group activity. The students were doing a math activity and each color represented a step in the process. This class was an higher grade level, so it got me to thinking about how I could adapt this for my kindergarten class!… Read More
The Best Student Made Gifts Even For Virtual Students
As a parent, I look forward to receiving the gift that my children made in class just for me. I like to save them and still look at them, even though my children are not littles anymore. As a teacher, it can be hard to come up with easy, fresh ideas for student made gifts. Especially since so many of… Read More
Truth About Teacher Gifts: What They Really Want
Christmas is stressful enough. Stressful enough without wondering what our teacher friends will not only appreciate but actually enjoy receiving. Stressful enough without debating over how to answer the question “What do you want for Christmas?”. Well guess what? I’ve got you! Let me help you with teacher gifts for your teacher friends and even what to add to your… Read More
The Keepsake Gift Your Student’s Parents Will Love
I distinctly remember making a gift for my parents in Kindergarten. It was a macaroni and paper plate picture frame ornament. It’s not a horrible idea, I’m sure my mom sheds a tear every time she pulls it out of the ornament storage box. That being said, there is something better. There is a better keepsake gift that students can… Read More
Spider & Bat Themed Activities For Kindergarteners
I will admit, spiders and bats, along with other creepy crawlers and fliers, creep me out just a bit. Maybe a lot a bit! Funny thing, though, I still enjoy using these creatures as a theme in my classroom before Halloween. Students seem to LOVE spider and bat activities in Kindergarten. Spider & Bat Activities Spider and Bat activities are… Read More
