Lovin' the Kindergarten Chaos in the Classroom
This school year has been different to say the least. We don’t need to summarize it any farther than that, but let’s focus on one problem that I am constantly seeing. MASKS. Most teachers and students are required to wear them most if not all of the school day. This can lead to a whole bunch of problems and annoyances…. Read More
Hello and welcome to another #31daysofkindergarten …distance learning focused! One major concern that I have heard from teachers, who are doing distance learning this year, is how they will make connections and build relationships with their students. This is a valid concern, as most of us Kindergarten teachers and the students we teacher, thrive on hugs, high fives and the… Read More
Wow! Just a few days ago, we were joking about the full-moon, Friday the 13th and daylight savings being all in one week. It’s amazing to me how life can turn on a dime. The full moon isn’t on my radar anymore. Nor do I really care about Friday the 13th. Like many of you, my state has officially closed… Read More
It’s that time of the school year again. The time when teachers gather student data and work samples, in preparation for each student’s Parent Teacher Conference. In our district, we are only required to have one scheduled parent teacher conference a year, so I try and make sure to be well organized and well prepared. I often get asked what… Read More
The 100th day of school might not be celebrated everywhere, but it should be! In my opinion, the 100th day is just as important as celebrating the winter holidays or Valentine’s day. Why? Because kids need it (and teachers do too!). We’ve made it through 100 days of school. For some children, being in Kindergarten is the first time they… Read More
Assessments Should Drive Instruction As teachers, we know that assessment drives instruction. Assessments are necessary for determining what skills a student has or still needs practice with to master. But if you have been in any education for any length of time, you know that there are some assessments that are just not valuable and/or accurate. Can I get an… Read More
Absences. Almost without exception, every student will have at least one absence during the school year. And while every school and/or school district has their own policy on what makes an absence excused, or not excused, teachers everywhere appreciate a quick note. After years of having parents ask me for paper and writing utensils the day after an absence, I… Read More
Please welcome Danielle from Carolina Teacher, who is guest posting today about Making Family Connections in the Classroom! Hey guys! I’m Danielle from Carolina Teacher. Family Connections In The Classroom I’m so excited to share today about how I build connections with my students’ families from the beginning of the year. I think it’s important for families to feel connected… Read More
I’ve been working with Pre-K to 1st Grade students in my new role this school year. And I am finding that retell for stories has been challenging. @thesparkinnovations sent me sequencing & storytelling cards and they have been awesome! Sequencing cards are simple and a great launching point to later on assist with story retell. I also have a special code for all of my friends!! Use the code ABBIE10 for 10% off, directly on their website or find on Amazon! #kindergarten #distancelearning #athomelearning #prek
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Hey, This is Reshma Arora and welcome to my YouTube channel Kids Education. Here you will find a lot of videos related to study methods of Nursery and L.K.G ...Counting Jars at home or school is simple!!🤗I love the plastic jars from @dollartree but teachers/families could use any small container or even plastic baggies! Add mini erasers or beans or coins as counters! 1️⃣Dump counters out 2️⃣Student counts them 1:13️⃣Student writes matching numeral4️⃣Student draws amount in paper counting jars🤍This is a favorite for sure...in the classroom or home! #kindergartenchaos #iteachk #kindergartenrocks #distancelearning2020 #counting
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FREE Classbook Project for Teachers
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The Classbook is the most popular program among teachers and is perfect for students grades Pre K-6.
