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Hide and Seek Games for Essential Skills
You know when you have 5 minutes before a special or lunch and it’s not enough time to start something new but you want to make sure you are using…
Master Handwriting In Kindergarten With These Classroom-Tested Ideas
Today in kindergarten, even the brightest students struggle with the mechanics of handwriting. Lack of strength, the push to do more and faster, and the absence of developmentally appropriate tools and activities means students avoid tasks that involve writing because . . . well . . . it’s just too hard. Let me show some tips and tricks on how I support handwriting in my own classroom.
Twist and Turn Word Builder
Twist and Turn Word Builders are a great way to practice blending.
Customizing Digital Learning Games
Find out a simple, useful way to customize Boom Decks by hiding specific cards from your students.
Master Letters With Alphabet Mats and Activities
Letter recognition fun doesn’t have to be boring. Your kindergarten students will be so engaged in these hands-on alphabet mats. If you’re virtual, no problem because there is also a virtual option using Boom Cards that will engage them as well.
Seriously Engaging Name Writing Activities
What do you do the second week of school during a pandemic? You start to work on names. Using all the tools that we learned last week, we focused on reinforcing letter names and recognition while building stamina during literacy stations.
