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5 Easy End of School Year Ideas
It is that time of year when teachers start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. You might be counting down the days to summer vacation. The end of the year is a busy time. They don't call it...
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How to Organize and Manage Student Supplies in the Classroom
How to organize and manage student supplies in the classroom is a question I am often asked. Are you on team caddy or individual student supplies? Either way, managing student school supplies doesn't...
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12 Best Books to Teach Rhyming for Kindergarten
Recognizing rhyming words is a basic level of phonemic awareness. Reading rhyming books teaches early literacy skills like phonemic awareness and fluency development. Rhyming requires children to...
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The Best Picture Books to Teach Phonological Awareness
To develop phonemic and phonological awareness, kindergarten and first-grade students must demonstrate an understanding of spoken words, syllables, and sounds (phonemes).Phonemic awareness is the...
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How to Create a Sub Tub, Sub Binder and Sub Plans With Ease
We all know as teachers it is more work to write sub plans than come in when we are sick. This was me every time I wasn't feeling well. I took so much care into putting my plans together, then half...
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How to Prepare for a Successful Parent Teacher Conference
Parent teacher conferences do not need to be stressful for the teacher or the parents. Parent teacher conferences are a wonderful opportunity for families to meet with the teacher and learn about...
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The Best Classroom Teacher Must Haves from Amazon
When it comes to classroom must-haves, Amazon can be a teacher’s best friend. Whether it is tech tools, office supplies, or classroom organization items, Amazon has what you need. This post contains...
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Using Base Ten Blocks to Place Value to Kindergarten and First Grade
Teaching place value in kindergarten or first grade can be tricky. Place value is a difficult concept for students to master if they do not have a good foundation of number sense.WHY TEACH PLACE...
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Gingerbread Man Day-A Math and Literacy Experience
If you are a kindergarten teacher, then chances are you own a few Gingerbread Man books. Over the years I have acquired quite a collection. I have also created many gingerbread Man activities and...
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5 Engaging Winter Center Sensory Ideas for Kindergarten
Coming back from winter break can be hard for everyone. The kids are out of routine and the teachers are as well. When it comes to classroom centers in the new year, shake things up a bit. Add some...
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5 Indoor Recess Games to Save Your Sanity
Do the words "Indoor Recess" make you cringe? Whenever I used to hear those words, I would panic. Now I look at it as an opportunity.When it's pouring rain or the temperature just won't cooperate,...
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5 Ways to Build Meaningful Connections With Your Elementary Students
Being a teacher isn't only about teaching facts and concepts -- it's also about forming strong relationships with your students. Building emotional connections with students can help them learn,...
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Engaging Students with Dramatic Play: Benefits for Learning
Dramatic play centers offer a fun and educational way for children to engage in imaginary play. With a dramatic play center, children get to act out various scenarios as they build imaginative stories...
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How to Increase Phonemic Awareness with Phonics Toolkits Aligned with Science...
Do you use phonics toolkits in your classroom? With more teachers learning about SOR (the science of reading), many teachers are now implementing Phonics Toolkits into their daily instruction. Phonics...
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First Day of Kindergarten Made Easy: Back-to-School Lesson Plans and...
Does the first day of school stress you out? Do you find it difficult to plan the first day because you are in professional development or trying to prepare your classroom after the summer cleaning?...
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10 Essential Tips for Beginning Kindergarten Teachers
Being a brand new teacher can get overwhelming really quick. With Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest you can quickly spiral into the what do I do mode and I want to do it all mode rather quickly.this...
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15 Must Have Items to Keep in Your Classroom
As a teacher, our classroom often becomes our home away from home. It is important that we make sure to keep a stash of certain items at school in case of an emergency. When I say emergency, I don't...
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Make October Fun and Engaging With Science Math Writing and Art Activities
October can be a super crazy month. The weather is changing and kids are excited about Halloween. Make October fun and engaging with science, math, writing, and art activities. Pumpkin ExplorationAsk...
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Teaching and Fostering Random Acts of Kindness During the December Holidays
Spread some kindness in your classroom this holiday season with the 12 Days of Kindness.The holiday season is here, and we have a great idea to bring kindness and positivity into your classroom. using...
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Seamless Transition: How to Return to the Classroom After Winter Break
The winter break is a joyous time for our little ones filled with festivities, family, and fun. However, as the break concludes, the return to the classroom can be both exciting and challenging for...
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Empowering English Language Development Through Engaging Story-Retelling...
English Language Development (ELD) is a crucial aspect of early education, and story-retelling activities provide a rich and effective avenue for fostering language skills among young learners. Whether...
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Participation Power: Nurturing Participation for Academic Success in the...
Fostering active participation is a crucial aspect of effective teaching. However, as teachers, we often encounter situations where young learners hesitate to raise their hands. There are several...
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Nurturing Tomorrow's Educators: Essential Tips for Being an Effective Mentor...
Welcome to the exciting world of student-teaching partnerships! As a mentor teacher, fostering a positive and effective relationship is key to creating a dynamic learning environment. Discover...
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Boosting Fine Motor Skills in the Classroom: Engaging Activities for...
Fine motor skills are crucial for children's overall development, influencing their ability to perform everyday tasks such as writing, buttoning clothes, and using utensils.Fostering fine motor skills...
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5 Benefits of Audiobooks and Listening Centers for English Language Learners
5 Benefits of Audiobooks and Listening Centers for English Language LearnersIn today's diverse classrooms, educators face the exciting challenge of catering to students with varying backgrounds and...
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