Allowing kindergarten students to select their preferred activities may appear counterproductive in the classroom. Nevertheless, offering choices to your little learners can prove to be
The structure of kindergarten classrooms has evolved over time. Gone are the days when the teacher led from the front while little learners sat at
Throughout my extensive teaching career in the public school system, “centers” have remained a fundamental aspect of kindergarten classrooms. You might wonder, “Why are ‘Centers’
Most, if not all, kindergarten teachers have classroom caddies. Whether you bought them or inherited them, are you looking for creative ways to utilize them?
In my latest blog post, I highlighted one of my beloved small group literacy tools. Now, let’s shift our attention to Another Amazing Small Group
Word work in kindergarten involves identifying and working with high frequency words, patterns, families, and vocabulary. “ABC Word Work” is an approach that emphasizes these
Are your math centers meaningful yet engaging and fun? Do you need ideas and help for setting up Purposeful Math Centers For Little Learners? Keep
It’s October and that means Pumpkins everywhere!! Today I am sharing a handful of awesome, engaging, and interactive Pumpkin Activities for the Kindergarten Classroom. I
Day 5 of my 31 Days of Kindergarten series and it’s time to chat about How to Start Literacy Stations in Kindergarten. Stations are my
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