Lovin' the Kindergarten Chaos in the Classroom
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
Wow! What do you think of this?
Should All Teachers Loop With Their Same Students in the Fall?
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There are some definite benefits.Yesterday, I told you I had something to help you save time, stay inspired and keep students engaged. Well drum roll please… If you guessed BOOM CARDS, you are right! 👏
🎉🎉BOOM CARDS! 🎉🎉
Kindergarten Chaos will now be offering Boom Cards specific to Pre-K, Kindergarten and 1st grade themes and skills.
☺️Haven’t heard of Boom Cards yet?
They are Read To Go Learning Games your kids will LOVE. Plus they:
- Are Self-Grading (Whoa time saver!)
- Give kids digital ‘rewards’
- Give you the ability to send one game to the whole class or different games to different children (Perfect for differentiation)
- Work with other online platforms like Google Classroom & SeeSaw!
Interested??
Join FREE with the link below and we will send you all the information you need about starting and applying Boom Cards with your classroom (either in class or digitally). AND you’ll get Early Access to our Boom Card Library coming soon! I’m not done, though.. anyone who joins in the next two days will be entered to win a FREE BOOM CARD DECK!
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🎉Guess What?? 🎉
I have a surprise coming later this week! You are not going to want to miss this.
I am going to help you save time, have less stress AND keep your students engaged (whether they are in class or doing distance learning!!).
Can anyone guess what it is?
