Day 5 of my 31 Days of Kindergarten series and it’s time to chat about How to Start Literacy Stations in Kindergarten. Stations are my wheelhouse and I feel very confident introducing and running them in my classroom. I have taken several workshops dedicated to literacy work stations and eventually got the opportunity to become […]
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Apple Themed Simple Literacy and Math Activities Bundle
This is a simple bundle with 6 different activities that are apple themed.
Included are:
Alphabet Letter Matching
Label an Apple
Numeral Matching
Torn Paper Apple Craft
Apple Sort
Apple Poem
Please visit www.kindergartenchaos.com and the blog post about apples for more information and to see how I used this in my kindergarten classroom!
What Teachers Are Saying:
“Great resources that fit into our fall theme. The kids really enjoyed doing them.” – Angie
“Great product. Fun activities to add to an apple unit. Thanks.” – Tracy
“Love the apple letter matching!” – Katelyn
“Gotta love apples when you teach kindergarten! Thanks!” – Linda
“Great activities, exactly what I was looking for as an apple resource for workstations!” – Katie
How to Teach the Kindergarten Literacy Standards – RL.K.1
Kindergarten Literacy Standards – RL.K.1 Hello and welcome to my new series, Intentionally Teaching with Purpose and Fun! I created this series for current and future Kindergarten teachers who want to understand, comprehend and teach the curriculum and standards in an engaging, purposeful and fun way! This series is set up to focus on one […]
Alphabet Soup – Alphabet / Letter Picture Cards
What People Are Saying:
“I use these for my letter anchor charts and it has been such a time saver!” – Elsa
“Great addition to my literacy stations! Students can use these cards in such a variety of ways!” – Carina
“Perfect for guided reading pre-A reader letter sorts!” – April
“Used all year!!!” – Kristine
Teaching Alphabet Letters and Sounds in Kindergarten
Teaching alphabet letters and sounds is one of the foundations of literacy and early education. Students need to have a solid understanding of what a letter is, the sound(s) it makes and how each letter operates to make a readable word. As a current kindergarten teacher, I have had lots of teachers message me and […]
Tips to Save a New Teacher’s Sanity
Happy Back to School season teacher friends! If you are a new or newer teacher than you will want to read these Tips to Save a New Teacher’s Sanity. I have been getting emails and messages on Instagram/FB from new teachers asking for tips and advice. So, I thought that a quick and simple post would be […]
What Is Guided Reading?
Hey friends and welcome to the first week of our 2018 Summer Book Study; The Next Step Forward in Guided Reading! Can I just start off by saying that both Greg (The Kindergarten Smorgasboard) and myself have been deluged with positive comments and feedback on our book selection this year! I think every teacher wants to […]
Easy Kindergarten Assessments
School has officially started and I have 20 little kindergarten darlins’ to teach and mentor. I think it is safe to say that the beginning of kindergarten is very hectic. Agree? We are trying to teach rules and procedures, but we also have to assess and collect data. Well let me introduce you to some […]
Teaching Kindergartners to Use the ABC Word Work Station
Hi friends! I hope you have been enjoying this 31 Days of Kindergarten series. 🙂 I have shared almost all of the stations that implement in my kindergarten classroom. Today I am sharing tips for Teaching Kindergartners to Use the ABC Word Work Station. What is the ABC Word Work Station? This station focuses on […]
The Pocket Chart Station in the Kindergarten Classroom
I am super excited about sharing today’s #31daysofkindergarten post. And today is all about implementing the Pocket Chart Station in the Kindergarten Classroom. I love this station because there are so many options for students to do, either independently or with a partner. This station utilizes so many of the ELA standards and skills I […]
