(A Teacher Survival Guide for Chaos… But Make It Learning) March in kindergarten is a special kind of wild. The weather teases spring, attention spans
February may be a shorter month, but it is packed with BIG learning opportunities for little learners! Between upcoming candy fest, seasonal themes, and a
January in kindergarten is all about resetting routines and rebuilding confidence—especially in math. After winter break, little learners often need concrete, hands-on experiences to help
January in kindergarten is a special kind of chaos ❄️ After the excitement of the holidays, little learners return with big energy, short attention spans,
December is a magical time in the kindergarten classroom. It’s the perfect chance to mix holiday excitement with purposeful learning. From gingerbread-themed literacy activities to
If you teach little learners, you already know that Dollar Tree finds are basically teacher treasure. And one of the BEST hidden gems? The 7-Day
Make December a season of creativity and learning! These winter-themed activities combine art with early academics, helping little learners develop literacy, math, and fine motor
If you teach kindergarten, you already know the truth: it’s organized chaos every single day. Between teaching routines, building independence, and supporting early math and
October is here, and that means pumpkins, spiders, bats, and all things fall! If you’re looking for fun and engaging ways to bring seasonal excitement
October is the perfect time to bring a little seasonal fun into your classroom while still focusing on purposeful, skill-based learning. Whether you’re teaching Pre-K,