Lately, I have been loving an old-fashioned pencil design in my classroom. Pencil Crafts, pencil grip posters, pencil email signatures, and now pencil labels and classroom decor! We use these pencil labels as student name tags for our special helper display on our white board and as student name tags on seat sacks. And although I’ve always been incredibly organized,…
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Favorite Spring Crafts + F R E E Download!
Spring crafts in my kindergarten classroom are just so much fun. At this time in the year, my students are easily able to independently color, cut, assemble, and glue all on their own. And they are prouder than ever to display their hard work in the classroom! I’ve really been working on timely, seasonal bulletin boards this year and crafts…
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St. Patrick’s Day Activities + F R E E Leprechaun Reader
St. Patrick’s Day is one of those silly little holidays doesn’t mean much of anything, but is so fun to celebrate in the classroom. Over the years, my favorite crafts have been my leprechaun hats and my I’m Lucky Pots of Gold. The pots of gold always turn out so cute, and are an amazing family gift after hanging on…
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Literacy Centers in the Kindergarten Classroom
My students can’t get enough of our kindergarten math and literacy centers. They love to use them in pairs, and I love how they work together while learning new skills. We don’t currently have a designated center rotation in our schedule, so our centers are used throughout the day. They are my students’ favorite early finisher activity, and often rush…
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December Read Alouds for Kindergarten
December is a magical month to be a kindergarten teacher. And instead of Santa-centered projects, I love to focus the month on acts off kindness and generosity. Although some of these books feature Santa, they all go perfectly with these themes. My interactive read alouds help teachers provide purposeful and meaningful read alouds in the primary classroom. Students will…
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