If you’re a new teacher or even a veteran, the first thirty days of school are CRUCIAL to your survival until the end of the school year. There are so many things to get done and those days zoom by. During the first 30 days… [read more]
The 5 Steps to Mastering Counting Collections
As a kindergarten teacher, you know that one of the most important things you can teach your students is how to count. Not only is counting a fundamental math skill, but it’s also a necessary life skill. Fortunately, there are lots of fun and creative… [read more]
Professional Development in Your PJs
Teachers, we know how busy you are! You’ve got a full-time job and maybe even a family at home to take care of. You’re expected to complete professional development training every year. Never in a million years did I think I’d be taking a year… [read more]
Classroom Tips and Tricks to Save You Time
Have you ever wished you had a few ideas up your sleeve to save you tons of time during the school year, while you’re setting up your classroom and just in general? Well, I’m bringing you some of my favorite classroom tips and tricks to… [read more]
How to Engage Students with Final Sound Activities
When teaching students how to sound out words, the final sound in words sometimes comes easier than the beginning and medial sounds. This is especially true if the sound is very distinctive. Here are a few ways I make sure my students master the final… [read more]
How to Engage Students with Medial Sounds
Teaching middle sounds can be very difficult. Some students just don’t hear the sounds yet. As teachers, we have to come up with ways to keep them engaged and learning using various medial sound activities. Here are a few ideas I have to keep students… [read more]
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