
Handmade Valentine’s Day Crafts from Students to Parents, Caregivers
I don’t know about you, but I just love getting cards made by my students! There is something so personal and special about something that
I don’t know about you, but I just love getting cards made by my students! There is something so personal and special about something that
I love teaching young students about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his dream of peace and equality. We start by reading a simple book
I did my first escape room this year with my family and had such a fun time that I immediately knew I had to do
This is a simple to prepare, fun Thanksgiving game that practices numbers, subitizing, and addition. It can be played individually or in small groups as
Young students love using candy corn to practice skills! Not only is it fun for them, but they enjoy getting to eat it as a
One of my biggest struggles as a teacher is finding ways to keep other students engaged and learning while I am working with small groups.
Here are 2 simple apple crafts that help young students develop fine motor skills. They require students to cut with scissors, tear paper, glue, and
Building a strong classroom community helps your students feel welcomed, valued, and connected to each other. Being a teacher of very young students, I’ve always
This is a fun, sun-themed learning center that I like to use at the end of the year for review. It can be easily edited
I just love how bright & cheery these sun suncatchers make our room look! During the end of the school year, there is a lot
I love finding new ideas for Mother’s Day so that mothers will be surprised. I came up with this idea because we were learning about
Coding has quickly become a favorite of myself and young students. Even NAEYC has realized its importance – “Early coding, or precoding, offers children experiences
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