Lovin' the Kindergarten Chaos in the Classroom
STEM is such a vital and exciting part of any kindergarten classroom. They teach a variety of different skills including those that come when teaching science, technology, engineering or math! My favorite part about STEM, though, is that my students always think we’re just playing. I try very hard to make sure that my students have as much fun while… Read More
As an early childhood teacher, I know that exposing my students to books and reading is imperative to building their literacy foundation! It is so very important for little learners to not only look at books but to HEAR books being read and to follow along with the illustrations and storyline. Each week when I am lesson planning, I am… 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
Hi! My name is Heidi, and I blog over at HeidiSongs! Abigail invited me to share a little bit about Teaching Number & Shape Recognition through Music using my Jumpin’ Numbers and Shakin’ Shapes DVD, plus do a giveaway for the DVD and $20 to my website! I thought that sounded great, so here I am! This is a great… Read More
Today is all about the Best Apps and Extensions for Teachers and is a guest post from Kacie at the Second Grade Sizzle! Hello friends! I’m Kacie from Second Grade Sizzle. To begin, I’d like to thank Abbie from Kindergarten Chaos for being such a phenomenal collaborator and opening her digital arms to all of us! Isn’t is amazing how… Read More
Here’s one take on reopening.
'These kids are coming back': Reopened Montana school offers peek at what fall might bring
www.usatoday.com
Most of the 56 students have returned to Willow Creek School in Montana. Their experiences provide a preview of what the fall may look like.This year is quite a bit different, as we all know, but these tips are my tried and true for summer classroom clean up!
These are awesome!We have worked so hard to get our students writing this year and I always worry that it will be lost over the summer. So I created this summer journal to send home with your students so they can write a little bit each day.
www.simplykinder.com/free-summer-journal/
