Ever had a morning like this? You are one tired teacher, so you slept through your alarm. You forgot to switch the load of laundry with all your "good clothes" from the washer to the dryer last night. Then you realize you left your teacher ... Read More about Healthy Lunch Ideas for Teachers
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
Write the Room Tips and Tricks
One of the best things about being a primary teacher is that little learners are full of energy and enthusiasm! The trick is to harness that energy into meaningful learning activities. This fun literacy center, Write the Room, is a ... Read More about Write the Room Tips and Tricks
Quick Time Filler Games for Kindergarten
Time filler games are a necessity in the classroom! Don't you hate those awkward few minutes between activities we all have with our students? You know, when everyone's packed up and just waiting for the bell to ring, or when there are only ... Read More about Quick Time Filler Games for Kindergarten
6 Ways to Savor the End of the School Year
As the end of the school year approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in the crazy to-do lists of all the tasks that need to be accomplished. While there’s no doubt that the logistical details are important, equally important is the need to ... Read More about 6 Ways to Savor the End of the School Year
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