You may not realize it, but fine motor activities are something you do every single day. From buttoning your clothes, cutting your food, to writing and cutting. All of these activities require the use of fine motor skills. Can you imagine ... Read More about Free Fine Motor Activities
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12 Fine Motor Activities for Kindergarten
Fine motor skills involve using the small muscles that control the hand, fingers, thumb and wrist. These muscles are super important for performing tasks such as getting dressed, eating, writing, coloring, turning pages in a book, playing ... Read More about 12 Fine Motor Activities for Kindergarten
Helping Students Cope with Separation Anxiety
Heading off to kindergarten is a big adjustment for little ones, especially if this is their first experience with school. For some it can also make going to school on the first day and all of the unknowns a scary experience. There's a good ... Read More about Helping Students Cope with Separation Anxiety
Using Parent Volunteers in Your Classroom
Sometimes it’s a wonder we teachers accomplish all we do in a typical day. Especially kindergarten teachers. They are responsible for teaching the whole gamut of foundational academics (and social skills) to little people with very short ... Read More about Using Parent Volunteers in Your Classroom
Mini Eraser Freebies for Kindergarten
It's no secret that teachers love mini erasers, maybe almost as students do. I get so many questions from teachers about how to store mini erasers and what to do with them. We all know that they make counting fun, but there's so much more ... Read More about Mini Eraser Freebies for Kindergarten
Kindergarten Morning Tubs
Change your hectic morning routine in three words - kindergarten morning tubs. Ask any teacher and they’ll agree: mornings in the classroom can be chaotic! There’s the hustle and bustle of transitioning inside as students stagger in, put ... Read More about Kindergarten Morning Tubs
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