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  • Kindergarten and first grade teachers know that the 100th day of school is the perfect excuse to have a little educational fun and break away from the daily routine. Find 100th day of school ideas that require little to no prep. Also be sure to grab a fun freebie that your students will love.. Included in this post are 100th day ideas for literacy, math, movement, stem, kindness, and of course..just for fun! All activities are appropriate for Kindergarten and first grade classrooms.
  • This penguin craft is perfect for the month of January. It works well as an at-home craft, or as part of your winter activities for Kindergarten or first grade. You can even use this as a one of your penguin activities for an arctic animals unit. This is a total DIY craft. All you need is construction paper, scissors, glue, and a white crayon or marker. There's no tracers needed. Students make simple cuts and round corners to create this fun and adorable penguin. Plus it makes a super cute winte
  • Every teacher needs some go to Kindergarten back to school centers to start the beginning of the school year off right! This blog post contains some great ideas to help you teach uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers 1-10, beginning sounds, word sorts, letter recognition, letter sounds, number order, numbers, shapes, find the missing number, and MORE! Your Kinder classroom or homeschool students will love the activities included. Plus there's a great FREE download too! Click through now!
  • Check out this adorable graham cracker penguin snack treat. Super cute for winter or as part of your penguin activities unit or arctic animal activities for Kindergarten. It's easy an easy to make snack that requires no baking, which makes it perfect for a classroom treat or fun food Friday snack. Plus it's a cute, creative, and hands-on way to help students remember the parts of a penguin. Also included in the blog post is a FREE no prep Label the Penguin printable. Be sure to print it out and
  • This resource includes 18 literacy and math activities with an adorable Valentine's theme. The skills included in this resource are perfect for Kindergarten during the month of February. There's no recording sheets which makes these perfect for morning tubs or early finishers. Skills include: editable sight words, CVC words, rhyming words, onset and rime, beginning digraphs, color words, addition, subtraction, making 10, comparing numbers to 20, 30, and 50, tally marks, number words, and MORE!
  • When you're looking for alphabet activities for Kindergarten, you're going to love this post! Great back to school alphabet and letter matching activities, letter mazes, alphabetical order, beginning sound practice, letter sorts, and more! Many of these r
  • Everything you need to teach letters and letter sounds to your students is right here. You'll find hundreds of pages of new and fresh ideas that include hands-on printables, games, center activities, worksheets and more. All with one goal - to make learning letters and letter sounds FUN and effective for students. Plus teachers love these alphabet activities because they are easy to prep! These activities are perfect for Pre-K, Kindergarten, or homeschool classrooms.
  • This resource includes 18 literacy and math activities with an adorable Valentine's theme. The skills included in this resource are perfect for Kindergarten during the month of February. There's no recording sheets which makes these perfect for morning tubs or early finishers. Skills include: editable sight words, CVC words, rhyming words, onset and rime, beginning digraphs, color words, addition, subtraction, making 10, comparing numbers to 20, 30, and 50, tally marks, number words, and MORE!
  • Successful Parent Teacher Conferences are an important part in developing a positive and productive relationship with parents. Most conferences are quick so it's important to be as prepared as possible. From seating arrangements to exit strategies, this blog post includes SO many ideas and strategies to make the most of your conferences. If you are a PreK, Kindergarten, or First Grade teacher, this is a must read before your next parent-teacher conference!
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