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Nouns Activities for Kindergarten

Nouns are one of the first "official" parts of speech we teach in Kindergarten. Most kindergarteners have never heard of the term noun. When introducing your nouns activities for Kindergarten, you might ask your class "what is a noun?" and have 20 or 25 little faces staring blankly back at you. But if you were to rephrase and ask "do you know what a person is?" or a place or a thing, your ... Read More about Nouns Activities for Kindergarten

Tips for Finding a Teaching Job

There's lots of reasons someone would be looking for a job. Maybe you’re fresh out of school and looking for your first teaching position. Perhaps you're an experienced teacher looking to make a change. No matter what your reason is, looking for a new job takes a lot of effort. Finding a teaching job is no different. Here are a few of the most common questions and answers to help with the process ... Read More about Tips for Finding a Teaching Job

Spring Centers for Kindergarten

Words cannot express how much I love spring. After surviving Wisconsin winters, the change of season doesn't ever seem to come soon enough. When the weather is gets warmer and the snow starts to melt, it means spring is almost here! For classroom teachers that means it's time to put away those snowman and bright out the bright colors and your spring centers for Kindergarten.  Spring may be ... Read More about Spring Centers for Kindergarten

When You Don’t Get Along With a Coworker

We’ve all felt it- the urge to take a different route to avoid passing another teacher’s classroom. The feeling of dread when we end up on a project with a colleague we just can’t see eye to eye with. The powerful need to roll our eyes to the back of our heads when a coworker goes on and on (yet again) at a faculty meeting.   Regardless of the situation, you’re not alone! There are loads of ... Read More about When You Don’t Get Along With a Coworker

Fine Motor Games for Kindergarten {Plus a FREEBIE!}

Fine motor development is an important component in a PreK and Kindergarten classroom. Unfortunately developing fine motor skills is not a part of most curriculums. But that doesn't mean that it shouldn't be taught! Thankfully it's a skill that can be easily incorporate into the day-to-day activities. I love using FUN activities like fine motor games to "sneak" in this much needed skill. To ... Read More about Fine Motor Games for Kindergarten {Plus a FREEBIE!}

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  • Help your preschool and Kindergarten classroom & homeschool students in developing their fine motor skills with the many great ideas included at this blog post! You'll see ideas for using playdough, scissors, tearing paper, stickers, snap cubes, straw necklaces, pony beads, tweezers, lacing cards, coupons, and MORE! When you want to develop those fine motor skills, the ideas included in this post are a great place to start! {preK and Kinder student, teacher, and parent approved!}
  • Check out these fun and FREE end of the year games to play as the school year comes to an end. These games are perfect end of the year activities for Kindergarten and first grade students. There's two end of the year games included in the download. Use them as indoor recess activities or just for fun. They are the perfect way to spend the last few days reflecting and remembering highlights from the school year. Your students will love them! And they're easy to prep, which means you'll love them
  • Balancing time in the classroom with time to prepare FOR the classroom is not as easy as it looks. It seems like there's so much to do and so much to plan for. Dividing your time and having a solid plan in place is the key to making the most of your teacher prep time. Click through for a step-by-step guide in making the most of your prep time. You can also download a FREE editable weekly schedule to keep you on track.
  • Are you on the lookout for spring activities for Kindergarten? Look no further! This post has math and literacy ideas that will work perfectly in your centers! Click through to see the 6 pack of centers in action. You'll receive teen numbers, counting, si
  • CVC Practice for Kindergarten centers! Teach students to spell words by changing just the first letter. Perfect for word work! Can be completed using magnetic letters, play dough, or dry erase markers. Includes "I Can" visual directions and several record
  • From one teacher to another, helpful tips to get you ready for summer! The end of the school year can be stressful. There is so much to do and so little time. But with a little planning you can easily get your classroom ready for summer with little to NO
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  • FREE self-checking, easy prep number sense activity for K!
  • Creating a culture of kindness is a crucial part of a well-functioning classroom. Teaching PreK, Kindergarten, and First Grade students how to be kind is just as important as teaching routines and procedures. Here are 7 fun ways that you can incorporate kindness into your PreK, Kindergarten, or First Grade classroom.
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