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
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
Pep Talk for Tired Teachers
Dear Teachers, As the end of the school year approaches I know many of you are feeling weary. Even though spring break may have provided a brief respite, there is so much to be done between now and summer. If only there were magical tricks ... Read More about Pep Talk for Tired Teachers
15 Fun Indoor Recess Games
Some days it's just too dreary or cold, or even too hot depending on where you live, for kids to go outside and get much needed recess time. But just because the weather isn't cooperating doesn't mean your students don't need time to ... Read More about 15 Fun Indoor Recess Games
Classroom Management without Yelling
Having classroom management without yelling may seem like no easy task. In reality, some days kids push buttons and our emotions just get the best of us. After all, we’re only human (contrary to popular belief)! But yelling at ... Read More about Classroom Management without Yelling
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