5 Fun Comparing Numbers Activities And Math Games Perfect for Your Kindergarten Math Class
Are you ready to sprinkle some math magic into your Kindergarten class? Comparing numbers might sound serious but we can make it fun with hands-on...
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Free Candy Cane Christmas Mouse Craft!
The holidays are such an exciting time of the year! If you are looking for a simple craft activity, that look no further. This candy cane mouse can hang by its tail as a tree decoration, or comes with labels as a gift for students to make for others.
Name Recognition and Practice with Fun and Easy Kindergarten Activities
For pre-school and kindergarten students, the most important word in the world is their name! Name recognition, matching, tracing and coloring activities fulfill two functions – they are great practice to help students learn names AND they help to develop those all important fine motor skills. Learn more and download a FREE personalized name worksheet for your students!
Turkey Trouble!
These turkey activities will have you set from now until Thanksgiving! Each activity is aligned with the curriculum so students are learning and having fun! Click to read more!
Veterans Day
How do your students recognize veterans at your school? I like to talk about the branches of the armed services, the role that each has,
Doing your part to increase morale!
So we all know that teacher morale can be low in schools. You didn’t go into teaching for the pay, but you also didn’t go
Fire Safety Month
How do you teach fire safety and prevention month? These essential talking points the most important things you must cover. Click to learn more and to download a free firefighter helmet!
Celebrating Birthdays in School
OK, so you probably didn’t have a hard time falling asleep last night, but if it’s a student’s birthday today, they did and they are going to be excited. And the worst thing you can do? Not be ready. And by ready, I mean saying ‘Happy Birthday, Susan!’ as soon as they enter the room, at the very least. I always told my students they looked taller, asked about their morning, and gave them a hug.
Why Your Bulletin Boards Should Be Filled With Student Work
Take a look around your classroom. What percentage of the walls are covered by store-bought posters or things that you have created and what percentage
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