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  • Write the Room is a perfect way to incorporate movement in your reading centers rotation. Kids are full of energy so it's important to get them up and moving throughout the day. Students love to explore the classroom so this is a great way to put that enthusiasm to good use. All you need is a clipboard! It's easy to switch up your Write the Room center by adding different themes, writing utensils, or props such as themed glasses or pointers.
  • Beginning sounds is an important skill in Kindergarten and early primary classrooms. Stop by and pick up a FREE beginning sounds assessment tool. Plus you'll also find loads of ideas for letter sound practice. Easy and practical activities that require li
  • Planning for Kindergarten back to school centers? Check out this blog post with tons of ideas. You'll find hands on activities to teach letters and numbers. The center activities for kindergarten are student-friendly, hands-on, and simple enough for the first few weeks of school. You'll also find two FREE centers on this blog post, so click through and download your copy.
  • Help your students learn to compose and decompose the numbers 5 and 10. By using these hands-on activities students will learn ways to make 5 and ways to make 10. The activities are easy to prep and use basic classroom manipulatives: plastic bears, plastic math cubes, and red/yellow two sided counters.
  • When young readers are ready to tackle putting together their very first words, the simplest way to begin is with CVC words. It is important to give our kindergarten and first grade students plenty of opportunities for practice as they develop this new skill. As teachers it is essential that we have many, many different activities to help our students learn to read and write CVC words. This post includes many different age appropriate and FUN ways for students to practice.
  • Check out these FREE activities: one for beginning sounds, one for CVC words! All you need are bingo dabbers.
  • Uppercase and lowercase letter matching practice.
  • Secret Code Sight Words! Unbelievably engaging!
  • 133 sight word cards on 3 lists! The most engaging sight word practice and so easy to prep!

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