A teaching blog focusing on Kindergarten, First and Second grade teaching ideas, free resources, craft ideas, and picture book recommendations.
A teaching blog focusing on Kindergarten, First and Second grade teaching ideas, free resources, craft ideas, and picture book recommendations.
Welcome to my K-2 Classroom Tour! I am a k-2 self contained autism teacher. Come inside and see what a day in my classroom looks like!
Come and take a look inside a day in my K-2 Self-Contained autism classroom! In this post, I show you my entire k-2 daily classroom schedule!
It is finally here: back to school time…in person! This also means it is classroom setup time. Let’s take a tour of my Socially Distanced Classroom Setup: K-2 STU (Structured Teaching Unit) classroom. In this blog post, you will learn about how I set up student stations, schedules for students and staff, and data collection. […]
The Design Team for Gina K. Designs welcomes you to another fabulous Inspiration Blog Hop! Gina and the Design Team will inspire you with many beautiful ideas! And as you hop through their blogs, make sure to leave a comment on each of them because we will choose a few random comments and those stampers will each win a grab bag of Gina K. Designs products! To see the full list of winners check the Big News Forum at StampTV a few days after the hops. Today the Design Team is sharing projects created with the new Spooktacular You stamp set! With several fun Halloween images and sentiment, this is the perfect set for the upcoming Halloween holiday! I embossed the bats image onto the patterned paper, the sentiment (also on the patterned paper), and the haunted house image onto Honey Mustard Pure Luxury cardstock. I embellished with some Coffee...
organizational resources for teachers
How to setup a virtual classroom for remote teaching in special eduaction, grades K-2.
Phonics and phonemic awareness are the foundations of literacy for kindergarten, first grade, and beyond! This means integrating phonics into your daily instruction, literacy centers, and independent work is crucial for emergent readers. Whether you’re an elementary school teacher or homeschool parent, my phonemic awareness file folders bundle is designed for you! First, the activities
10 posts published by stampwithamyk during August 2014
Here are some printable rules posters you can use in your classroom. Classroom Rules for Pre-K and Preschool children should be short, and easy to
This template provides a clear and detailed overview of the classroom. It presents separate learning stations, allowing children to work on different activities independently or in small groups. More details are as follows: Activity Center labeled Center 1 is where the library is located Center 2 is where they will practice patterns Center 3 is Fine Motor activities Center 4 is where they will draw their family and talk to their classmates to learn about each other. Check this template to know more details or learn more from EdrawMax templates gallery.
Hold onto your hats for Day 2 of the Gina K Designs August 2018 Release blog hop!Ok, so I may have had a little too much fun with this. Can you have too much fun cardmaking? Grab some coffee, tea or whatever your prefer and sit back while I showcase some amazing sets today.This first…
Welcome Friday Friends! We have moved forward to day two of our August Release Blog Hop. Thank you for coming back to visit us! Th...
I'm always raving about how talented and inspiring the StampNation Dream Team is and I thought you should get a peek inside to see what they've been up to. Each Friday one of our Dream Team members posts a lesson in The Classroom. I will be highlighting these lessons monthly ... Read More
Graphic Design, Architecture, Illustration
