4 Pre-Reading Strategies to Help Children Read
Whether learning how to teach your kid to read or a room full of students, it can be an overwhelming task! Honestly, our littlest ones typically begin a year of…
Playdough in the Classroom
Engagement. Creativity. Interactive. These are three words that all educators strive to achieve while lesson planning. Additionally, these adjectives are essential for some of our littlest learners. Between missing home…
Peek-A-Boo Summer Letter Hunt
Do you live by the beach? We are close to the ocean, so a beach theme during the summer is a MUST. You can use this in the classroom or…
Peek-A-Boo Letter Hunt Games
We love playing “Peek-A-Boo” letter hunt games! This game allows the students to practice letter sounds and names while playing a game where they are looking for a little butterfly…
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Craft and Activities
Use this Chicka Chicka Boom Boom craft and activities to accompany the read aloud, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom! This Chicka Chicka Boom Boom resource has minimal prep and will give…
Letter Mats to Build the Letters
I am constantly looking for ways to use mini erasers and manipulatives in my classroom. Learning to form the letters can be tedious when just using a pencil and paper….
September Academic Sensory Bins
For the last 5 years, I have been using sensory bins in my classroom. Sensory bins are really popular among stay at home moms, and are often used with toddlers…
All About the Alphabet
Two of the biggest goals for teaching Kindergarten is to have the students end the year reading and writing basic sentences. Before any of that can happen, the students need…
Letter of the Week
I have been creating Letter of the Week packs for letters A-Z. I have just started making these letter packs, but I decided to share them with you in case…
Letter Sound Printables!
I have been working on this “Beginning Sound Printables” that I am going to use next year with my students. Each page focuses on a different letter, and on each…
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