Photo Source: kindergartensmiles.blogspot.com Caitlin, Florida kindergarten teacher and creator of the blog, Kindergarten Smiles, created this adorable fall themed game that would perfect for a holiday center exercise or even...
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Photo Source: mrsosterman.blogspot.com Amber Osterman of Kindergarten Rocks! put together this cute math center concept for the fall/Thanksgiving season - and we know your kiddos will love it! Start by...
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Can you believe that it’s almost March?! March is one of our favorite months because we get to pull out all of our favorite Dr. Seuss activities to celebrate his...
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This set of 30 summer themed word wall words is perfect to use in your literacy center, as a matching game, and so much more! It will work great in...
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Photo Source: littlemissglamourgoestokindergarten.blogspot.com Kristin of Little Miss Glamour Goes To Kindergarten used this fun {giant-sized!} activity in her literacy center last year and we thought we'd pass it along. {...Activities...
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Photo Source: larremoreteachertips.blogspot.com We found this cute fall target map while perusing Pinterest for seasonal ideas and thought it might be a fun exercise for you to do with your...
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Photo Source: The Bubbly Blonde We love cross-curricular studies - especially combining literature and science! Applying learned skills/concepts to more than one subject simultaneously not only creates a more meaningful...
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Photo Source: growinginprek.com We love, love, love all of these pretend play ideas from of Growing in PreK, but our favorite is most definitely the sandwich shop! {Isn't it just...
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If you're putting together a Mother Goose/nursery rhyme unit for you kinders, don't forget these fantastic journal prompts from The K-Crew! We created several printable worksheets of our favorite activities...
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This set of over 170 word wall words is perfect to use in your literacy center, as matching games, and so much more! It will work great in the classroom...
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Photo Source: christmas.organizedhome.com We love this idea we found at Teaching with TLC, a blog created by former elementary educator, Tamara Chilver. It's a great way to introduce your kiddos...
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Photo Source: 1plus1plus1equals1.blogspot.com We've been following Carisa's "Kindergarten with Krash" series at 1+1+1=1 and loved these awesome sight word exercises the two have been using to review high frequency words....
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Photo Source: Erin Cadigan Helping your kindergartners learn and master sight words is important to their future success as readers. In fact, continued exposure to these common words through classroom...
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Photo Source: activitymom.blogspot.com Since your kinders are likely on the path to letter mastery, common sight word recognition, and vocabulary expansion, you might try throwing a new ball in the...
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Don't you just love free resources? We've said this before, but we're constantly amazed at the creativity and generosity of others who share their lessons, worksheets, etc. in the hopes...
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Photo Source: wemadethat.blogspot.ca We stumbled across this awesome DIY earthworm habitat tutorial over at We-Made-That.com and thought it might make a fun project for you and your kinders to tackle this...
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If you're looking for a way to breathe new life into your space unit, look no further. Julie, kindergarten teacher and brilliance behind the classroom blog Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten, has...
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Photo Source: fountaincityes.knoxschools.or Marian Hodge, kindergarten teacher and consultant as well as contributor to Cheryl Sigmon's teacher resource site, suggests having your early readers work with environmental print to promote...
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Not only is Eric Carle's classic early childhood tale Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? perfect for story time, it has many practical learning applications for the classroom...
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Photo Source: msk1ell.blogspot.com Just found Ms. M's fantastic teaching blog and had to share this end-of-the-year pirate party unit! It certainly looks like bunches of cross-curricular fun! You can head...
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