In a time when everything is 'unprecedented' and 'new territory,' I just finished up my first days of Face-to-Face teaching in my new (old) classroom with my class of 20 kindergarteners. I thought it might be interesting to share a little bit of what I did to prepare in my part of the country, and how it went. This post does contain some affiliate links for your shopping convenience. I do receive a small commission when someone purchases an item after clicking on a link. ... VIEW POST
Inside Take-Home Fine Motor Kits for the First Nine Weeks
Like so many of you, our district is required to have a virtual option for students. But, also like many of you, a boxed curriculum for kindergarten is does not always and adequately address the whole child or what a five year old needs to get ready for school. So when we started discussing what virtual kindergarteners needed, of course, our team said 'fine motor' and hands-on and movement. But how do you incorporate that into a virtual platform? Well, you can't. There absolutely has to be ... VIEW POST
‘Social Distance’ Learning-Friendly, Hands-on Freebie
How are you feeling about the fall? Personally, I want my students to be safe so I am all for anything I will need to do to make that happen. However, that doesn't mean I'm happy about social distancing or the amount of work it will take to make it happen. So I've been trying to concentrate on how I can make social distance learning-friendly resources that will still keep learning hands-on and still work those fine motor muscles that have been neglected during the Covid-19 quarantine season. ... VIEW POST
At Home Sight Word Bugs
I am still searching for engaging and meaningful ways to keep my students interested in practicing their sight words while at home. It's not easy, and I know their parents struggle. So I thought I would share and idea that is super inexpensive and so easy . . . At Home Sight Word Bugs. THE BEST IDEAS COME FROM PRESCHOOL At the beginning of my teaching career, I actually did a stint as a preschool teacher for about three years. The thing I love about preschool is that you can ... VIEW POST
Printable Wall 100s Chart
So several years ago, I created a Vertical Wall Sized 100s chart because we had adopted a new math curriculum in our school and they were requiring we post one that was vertical. I didn't like the one offered with the series, so I created one that I could make and print off myself. And then I offered it to all of you. Since then though, I have had NUMEROUS request for a 120 chart from my First Grade friends. Not a problem, my chart now goes to 120. And even more requests for a ... VIEW POST
Pet Themed Morning Work Stations
It's been a minute since I've posted any new Morning Work Stations, but I have had so many requests for specific themes that I figured it was time to get started on that list. This set is all about pets. Like always, I'm going to show you each and every activity that is included in the set so you know exactly what is included. What makes these themed Morning Work Stations so nice is that you don't have to worry about students who don't celebrate certain holidays which may have been included in ... VIEW POST
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