Lovin' the Kindergarten Chaos in 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
Do you love and use anchor charts as much as I do? Then you are going to love these 60+ Must Make Kindergarten Anchor Charts! Why anchor charts in Kindergarten? I use anchor charts almost every day and for just about every standard and topic. Using pictures or clip art to show your objective or practice a concept, gives the… Read More
Yahoo!! I am officially on summer break and can’t wait to share with you, the 10 Things that made my Kindergarten year Awesome!! After 4 years in Kindergarten, I have found 10 things that I use on an almost-daily basis and helped to make my year this year, amazing and awesome! Now one thing that I want to impart to… Read More
Well Hello Spring…good to see you!! It’s the first day of Spring today, so time to share 35+ Spring Activities to Use in the Classroom ! Whether it’s still snowing where you live or if the pollen is already causing you allergy fits, the ‘official’ Spring season has arrived, so time to have some sunny,warm fun! Spring Books & Activities… Read More
Hi everyone! This is Deirdre from Mrs. Garcia’s Super Scholars here to show you how I set up Math Work Stations in the Classroom! Math Stations I’ve always loved the idea of math stations. I’ve tried and failed in the past, but I finally figured out how to make math stations work for me. I used to think I… Read More
So if you are anything like me, then you are always looking for Kindergarten Word Work Ideas for the classroom. Today I am happy to share 25+ different word work ideas that I have found through various blogs and tpt and they are all FREE! Last year was the first year that I implemented the Sisters Daily 5 into my… Read More
Today I am so excited to share my DIY Sight Word HeadBandz Game with all of my readers and fellow teachers! Over the last few weeks, Carolina from Always Expect Moore and myself have been sharing a ton of sight word / alphabet games for early & emergent learners. Most children love games, yet need repetition when learning and mastering… Read More
How to Make Sensory Bags PLUS a Letter and Number Card FREEBIE - Pocket of Preschool
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If you are not using sensory bags in your classroom for writing, what are you waiting for? Sensory bags are not just for toddlers! They are a multi-sensory approach to make writing letters, numbers, and sight words interactive in an early childhood classroom. Plus, they are not only easy for t...
