
Word Blending Boards – An Easy DIY Teaching Tool
Hey there! I have a quick idea to share with you today. As we teach children to read, an important part of any literacy program
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Hey there! I have a quick idea to share with you today. As we teach children to read, an important part of any literacy program

With Halloween around the corner, I wanted to quickly share about a free resource that I think you’ll love! Halloween in the classroom is, let’s

I was so excited when author Rolanda Hasten reached out to me about creating some companion activities for her book A Day at the Beach.

No matter what grade you teach, you’re sure to have a wide variety of emotions entering your classroom this new school year. You’ll see students

We all know how important sight word practice is when it comes to helping our students become confident readers. But let’s be honest: sometimes it

I love having discussions about big topics with young kids. They have such wonderful perspectives and big hearts! Talking about influential people like Dr. Martin

Mini-books in the primary classroom are by far one of my most favorite activities! The students have so much interest in reading each page by

We’ve all been there – You plan an outstanding lesson, activity, and then crush the delivery. But it never fails that you have fast finishers

Back when I was a new teacher, I felt a little apprehensive when it came to using technology and digital resources for kindergarten. Something about

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

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

Several years ago, I was teaching half-day kindergarten and needed to add more variety to the alphabet activities I was using with my class. I