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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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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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Photo Source: tunstalltimes.blogspot.com We're always on the lookout for new ways to use ordinary, inexpensive supplies in the classroom, so when we stumbled upon these craft stick center ideas created...
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Photo Source: www.kindergartenkindergarten.com Kathryn of Kindergarten...Kindergarten... created these fabulous sight word review worksheets that would be a great addition to your literacy center this spring! 25 sight words in total,...
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Photo Source: www.kellyskindergarten.com To go along with your spring gardening theme {and "Encourage a Young Writer Day"!}, we thought we'd share some great gardening writing center activities we found at...
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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: 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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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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Photo Source: swampfrogfirstgraders.blogspot.com This awesome literacy center activity comes from Heidi Samuelson at Swamp Frog First Graders. Supplies You'll Need Large clear water bottle Magic Nuudles building blocks or colored packing...
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If you're looking to spice up your literacy centers, here are some awesome ideas from Julie over at Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten! Do them all or pick and choose; these centers...
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Photo Source: chasingcheerios.blogspot.com Provide your kinders with an incentive to practice printing skills by making it a game! We love the idea of a word scavenger hunt, like this one...
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Photo Source: www.kidscount1234.com We found this great literacy center idea at Kids Count 1234, a site created by educational consultant, Shari Sloane. Here's what you'll need... Gum ball machine {or...
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Photo Source: growingkinders.blogspot.com If you're looking for a cutesy holiday literacy center, here's a great idea from Kathleen of Growing Kinders. Designed for use with a pocket chart {but can...
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Photo Source: www.playdoughtoplato.com We recently stumbled upon Malia's blog, Playdough To Plato, and it has become another fast favorite! Check out this fabulous spelling, writing, and counting game she invented...
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Photo Source: sunnydaysinsecondgrade.blogspot.com We're a fan of write-the-room, but sometimes it's more conducive to the learning environment to have your kiddos remain in their seats. Check out this DIY sight...
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