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
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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
Benefits of Using Bingo Dabbers in the Classroom
Whether you call them bingo dabbers, dobbers, or daubers, bingo markers, or dot paints (I call them bingo dabbers) they're a great tool for kindergarten learners! They're compact, easy to use and most importantly- fun! And they support ... Read More about Benefits of Using Bingo Dabbers in the Classroom
Kindergarten Math and Literacy Games
Most teachers will tell you that learning through games is a great way for students to review math and literacy skills. What they'll also tell you is that when students are having fun they not only retain more but they are more likely to be ... Read More about Kindergarten Math and Literacy Games
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 ... Read More about Fine Motor Games for Kindergarten {Plus a FREEBIE!}
100th Day of School Activities
The 100th day of school is such a magical day in the primary classroom. When you're five and six years old the number 100 just seems like the biggest number ever. And now that these young mathematicians have a better understanding of that ... Read More about 100th Day of School Activities
