Hey y'all! Super pumped to share a project with you that brought our classroom so much color, life, and fun. It’s an excellent project for so many reasons. It’s kid-tested and approved, helps with the transition from “me to us” mindset that is so critical in kinder, builds and encourages creativity ... read more
What You Need to Know to Create an Inspirational Dinosaur Dig
Hey y’all! I’m excited to share a super fun activity today dubbed “Dino Dig”. My little Kinder paleontologists really look forward to this day each year as the culmination of our dinosaur study in the spring. It’s a great way to take advantage of some gorgeous Texas spring weather (which pretty much ... read more
One Snappy and Clever Dirty Santa Gift Everyone Will Want
I don't know exactly what it is about Dirty Santa, Secret Santa, Yankee Swap, or whatever it's called where you live, but everywhere I've ever taught seems to partake in some form of this holiday tradition. And let's be honest. It's all fun and games until it's the night before or morning of and you ... read more
Create a Reading Wonderland with Literacy Games
A new batch of erasers at the ever teacher-favorite dollar spot calls for a new batch of reading center games. These games are perfect for fostering a cooperative learning environment while practicing syllables, sight words, short vowel sounds, segmenting/blending, rhyming, and beginning ... read more
Spotlight on 4 Super Simple Ways to Make Handwriting Fun!
Do you practice handwriting with your students? Sometimes it seems like an archaic practice, but I think kids learn so much more than just handwriting skills when we practice handwriting. Attention to detail, print directionality, and fine motor development all come to mind when I think of ... read more
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