
Fire Safety Week Activities for Kindergarten
Fire Safety Week is the perfect time to help your students learn about fire safety rules in fun and developmentally-appropriate ways. In kindergarten, read alouds,

Fire Safety Week is the perfect time to help your students learn about fire safety rules in fun and developmentally-appropriate ways. In kindergarten, read alouds,

Fall is one of my favorite times of the year in my kindergarten classroom. The colors, themes, and seasonal activities make it easy to create

October is such an exciting month in kindergarten! Between pumpkins, costumes, and candy corn, students are full of energy, and as teachers, we’re looking for

When you’re teaching the alphabet, it’s always helpful to have a variety of hands-on, meaningful activities ready for your students. The letter B is a

When you’re introducing the letter B to your kindergarteners, there’s nothing better than bringing it to life with some fun and memorable read-alouds! Whether you’re

Every September, many kindergarten classrooms learn about and celebrate Johnny Appleseed. It’s the perfect opportunity to mix in a little history with apple-themed fun! One

When it’s time to introduce the letter A in kindergarten, there’s no better way to make it stick than with picture books! Whether you’re kicking

Are you planning a unit about butterfly life cycles with your kindergarteners? Butterfly read alouds are the perfect way to spark curiosity and introduce this

Learning about the life cycle of a butterfly is one of the most magical and memorable science units in kindergarten. It’s fascinating for young learners

Spring is in the air, and that means it’s time to bring out all the fun Easter books for kindergarten! Whether you’re looking for stories

The last day of kindergarten is a special milestone for both students AND teachers! After a year filled with learning, growth, and fun, it’s time

Oh, field trips! I feel like, as teachers, we either love them or loathe them. Regardless, I am always on the lookout for engaging and