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St. Patrick’s Day Activities

Today, I want to share a few of the St. Patrick's Day activities that I have available in my store.  I love that the activities I'm sharing today can be used in a school classroom setting or at home.  Since I'm out of the classroom right now to spend time with my own kids, I am using these activities with my six year-old and three year-old this year! The first activity is my St. ... Read More about St. Patrick’s Day Activities

March Morning Work Tubs

Hi there!  It's nearly March and I wanted to give you a sneak peek at my March Morning Work Tubs!  As with previous months' tubs, I really try to create these activities in a way that makes them flexible material-wise.  Usually, if you don't have the same exact materials or manipulatives that I'm using, you can still use the activity.  You may have to modify it to some ... Read More about March Morning Work Tubs

January Morning Work Tubs

Here is a peek at my January Morning Work Tub activities.  I hope that my morning work tubs help save you some planning time!  The January pack includes several new types of activities that I think your students will love, including this non-standard measurement activity:  ...and pony bead pattern cards (these are GREAT for fine motor work!): Although I incorporate ... Read More about January Morning Work Tubs

CVC Word Pockets {A FREE Center Idea!}

Hey there!  Happy new year!  I'm popping in quickly to share an idea that I came up with this week!  I used it with my daughter here at home (she's almost 5), and I think it would be a fun center activity! I bought these library pockets on Amazon a couple years ago because I wanted to come up with an activity for them.  However, they've been collecting dust.  I've been ... Read More about CVC Word Pockets {A FREE Center Idea!}

December Morning Work Tubs

Hey there!  It's Thanksgiving week, and I hope you'll have some time to relax and recuperate between eating turkey, shopping, and spending time with family!   Since December is sneaking up on us, I wanted to give you a sneak peek into my December morning work tubs.  I think the December tub activities are my favorite of all the months' activities. December is just such a ... Read More about December Morning Work Tubs

Morning Work in Kindergarten

If you teach kindergarten (or even if you don't), you probably have an opinion on the concept of kindergarten morning work.  Today, I'm going to share my thoughts about the benefits of two types of morning work and give you some ideas about what might work in your own classroom! When I was in the classroom, my kindergarten team and I had various forms of morning work between our ... Read More about Morning Work in Kindergarten

How to Prioritize During Your First Year Teaching

As a new school year begins, I've been reflecting on my years teaching and I felt like writing a post for first-year teachers.  First-year teachers have all of the normal pressure of a teacher at the beginning of the school year, plus all of the joys and challenges of being a new teacher.  It can be difficult to prioritize everything you feel like you have to do.   For me, as a ... Read More about How to Prioritize During Your First Year Teaching

Star Eraser Freebies

Hey everyone!  Yesterday, I saw these awesome star erasers in the Target Dollar Spot and I knew they would be perfect for the classroom!  I whipped up a few activities that use the erasers and I'm sharing them today! I made these ten frame half-page mats (color or black and white).  There are single and double ten frame options.  I laminated mine and cut them in half. ... Read More about Star Eraser Freebies

Shell Scoop {Freebie!}

Happy Saturday!  Here in Kansas, the temperature is around 80 degrees and it sure feels like summer today!  I have a new summer-themed freebie to share today and I think you and your students will love it! Shell Scoop can be used as a math center for addition or subtraction.  There are shell number cards, addition and subtraction mats, and recording pages.  Basically, ... Read More about Shell Scoop {Freebie!}

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  • Need fun back to school or meet the teacher student gift ideas for your back to school treats? Here you go! These nine budget-friendly student gift ideas are the perfect addition to any elementary open house or meet the teacher event. These fun gift ideas even come with colorful gift tags! Your upcoming elementary students will be so excited to begin the school year with you as their teacher!
  • I love using these 10 low-prep, camping fine motor activities in my morning work tubs, centers, and small groups. My kindergarten students love getting to cut, trace, lace, and more while practicing foundational math, literacy, fine motor development, and social skills. These camping fine motor activities also help to develop important pre-writing skills.
  • These fun, colorful student gifts tags are the perfect addition to your back to school, meet the teacher, or open house student gifts! With 9 printable gift tags to choose from, your upcoming elementary students will love reading these encouraging messages as they begin a new school year. Add these printable gift tags to your student gifts and your upcoming students will be so excited to begin the school year with you as their teacher!
  • Need quick and easy fine motor activities for back to school? Look no further! These low-prep, fine motor activities are the perfect addition for your pre-k or kindergarten classroom! Great for morning work, centers, or small groups, your primary students will love getting to cut, trace, lace, and more while practicing foundational math, literacy, fine motor development, and social skills. This is such a great way to begin the new school year!
  • My kindergarten students love using these low-prep math file folder activities to practice addition, subtraction, shapes, comparing numbers, and more! These low-prep math activities are perfect for math workshops, small groups, and math centers. These are also great for kindergarten morning work, informal assessments, early finishers, independent work, and more!
  • Are you looking for ready-to-use, no-prep sight word activities for your kindergarten students? Look no further! These fun sight word sorting practice pages are perfect for literacy centers, small groups, or independent work! With 40 pages to choose from, each page features two sight words. Students will read the sentence at the top of the page. Then they will cut and sort the two sight words. These fun sight word practice activities are great for kinesthetic and visual learners!
  • Looking for fun end of the year and summer activities for your kindergarten students? These Summer Kindergarten Morning Tubs are perfect! These low-prep morning work tubs will help your students practice summer-themed math, literacy, fine motor, and social skills. These are also a wonderful way to introduce, review, and remediate different content areas and skills in your primary classroom. Whether you use these for your kindergarten classroom or homeschool, these morning tubs are so much fun!
  • I love beginning the school year with these low-prep Kindergarten morning work tubs! These Back to School morning work activities are such a great way to establish a morning routine, classroom expectations, and more. These hands-on activities include practice with literacy, math, fine motor, and social skills. What a wonderful way to begin the school year with a consistent, easy morning routine with back to school morning tubs!
  • I love using these 10 low-prep, camping fine motor activities in my morning work tubs, centers, and small groups. My kindergarten students love getting to cut, trace, lace, and more while practicing foundational math, literacy, fine motor development, and social skills. These camping fine motor activities also help to develop important pre-writing skills.

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So, I wanted to take some pictures of my May Morning Kits to let you all know that they’re finally done and in my store, but my furry helper had other ideas. 😹 I originally created Morning Kits as a morning tubs alternative for the 2020 school year, but they work really well for a “normal” school year, too!Grab May Morning Kits here: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/May-Morning-Kits-7955021 ... See MoreSee Less

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My Spring Fine Motor Pack is the perfect and simple way to increase fine motor work in your classroom!www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Spring-Fine-Motor-Activities-4474433 ... See MoreSee Less

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