
Welcome to Kindergarten in 2020: Tips for Teachers Tackling Distance Learning
Adapting to this school year is going to be unlike any other year thus far. In some ways, it’s hard not to feel like a
Adapting to this school year is going to be unlike any other year thus far. In some ways, it’s hard not to feel like a
I’ve had a wonderful week chatting with kindergarten teachers who are getting ready to use my new Kindergarten Morning Activities in their classrooms this year.
Every teacher will have to be gone from their room at some point in time and will need the services of a substitute teacher. Substitute
One of the most exciting activities for a child is playing a game. What’s better than the joy of playing a game? Using games in
Seven or eight years ago, I was teaching half-day kindergarten and needed to add more variety to the alphabet activities I was using with my
Note: This post was previously published under the name “Kindergarten Morning Activities”, but I’ve since renamed them as “Morning Kits”. The activities and supplies needed
Today, I’m sharing some of my thoughts and ideas about fine motor experiences in kindergarten. Over the last several years, one of the hot topics
With spring comes so many of my favorite things: warmer weather, sunnier days, and some of my favorite read-alouds! Here’s a round-up of my
Happy Saturday! I was hoping that by the time I had a chance to blog about my new spring fine motor centers, it would actually
With all of the cold and nasty weather we’ve been having here in Kansas, it’s hard to believe that St. Patrick’s Day is only a
If you’re a first or second year teacher, this post is for you. I wanted to take a minute to check in with you to
Even though January always seems to last 873 days, Valentine’s Day still manages to sneak up on me. I don’t actually mind the month of