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Photo Source: www.kellyskindergarten.com Check out this fun literacy game from Kelly over at Kelly's Kindergarten. Simply print the {FREE} game puzzles onto pink card stock, cut the hearts apart, and...
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Photo Source: www.kellyskindergarten.com Check out this fun literacy game from Kelly over at Kelly's Kindergarten. Simply print the {FREE} game puzzles onto pink card stock, cut the hearts apart, and...
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Photo Source: www.teachitwithclass.blogspot.com We recently stumbled across this colorful activity created by Randi, creator of Teach It With Class and featured writer at Simply Centers, and had to pass it...
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Photo Source: mrsbremersk.blogspot.com So, we recently stumbled upon Anita's classroom blog, Mrs. Bremer's Kindergarten, and it has become a fast favorite! Check out this awesome spaghetti and meatball sight word...
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Looking for a fun way to practice with word families this Halloween? Here's a fun spider themed center idea that's colorful and provides an opportunity for your kinders to practice...
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Photo Source: www.toddlerapproved.com In our search for fun Halloween activities and games, we stumbled across this adorable spider web sight word game created by Kristina of Toddler Approved. Isn't it...
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Shared reading experiences offer a fun way to build early reading skills as well as encourage reading enjoyment and success! Here's a simple gingerbread themed holiday reading activity that uses...
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Johnny Appleseed Day is coming up and if you're looking for some great apple themed activities, check out these awesome ideas from Michelle over at Apples and ABC's! Photo Source:...
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Photo Source: mrsmorrowskindergarteners.blogspot.com Keeping with yesterday's post, we stumbled across these great popcorn word work centers over at Mrs. Morrow's Kindergarten and thought they'd be a great to put in...
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Here's another great way to incorporate environmental print into the classroom via Vanessa at Pre-K Pages. Create a classroom book with the recycled boxes from your students' favorite cereal. Simply...
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Photo Source: underthealphabettree.blogspot.com We love this fun writing and literacy exercise from Jessica of Under the Alphabet Tree and think your kiddos will enjoy it too! The most amazing part {especially...
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If you're planning to include a discovery of Abraham Lincoln in your President's Day lesson plans, check out these great resources that we found at our favorite blog haunts... Story...
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Photo Source: Pagina, Shutterstock Invite your kiddos to review proper sentence structure and punctuation with this fun St. Patrick's Day lesson from Rebecca Banks, feature lesson plan contributor over at HotChalk®....
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A great way to strengthen your kindergarten students' command of the alphabet is through simple alphabetizing exercises. This activity, found at Local School Directory, offers a perfect introductory activity. Your...
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Photo © 2010 Jeff Golden | more info (via: Wylio) Storytelling is a fantastic way for your kindergartners to learn about sentence structure, practice building simple sentences, and strengthen sight...
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Photo © 1904 It’s hard to imagine what America looked like before roads and skyscrapers, let alone before easterners "discovered' this new and untamed land. Do your students know that,...
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Photo Source: growingkinders.blogspot.com While we recently talked about supplementing your hands-on pumpkin investigations with a lesson on adjectives, we love how Kathleen over at Growing Kinders put the exercise together....
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Effective readers create vivid images, even 'films', in their minds as they read. Teach your kindergartners how to cultivate this skill using these fantastic exercises from Deanna Jump, kindergarten teacher...
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Photo Source: www.playbasedlearning.com.au To keep your kinders interested during story time {and to hopefully instill in them a love of storytelling and reading!}, it's important to vary your routine. Develop...
View ResourcePhoto Source: 1plus1plus1equals1.blogspot.com We agree wholeheartedly with Carisa of 1+1+1=1, "learning to read doesn’t always involve a book or a piece of paper"! If you're looking for hands-on word play...
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Photo Source: growingkinders.blogspot.com/ Kathleen, kindergarten teacher and creator of the blog, Growing Kinders, recently shared a fantastic tool for organizing math problems and building problem solving skills, while also strengthening...
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