We always enjoy learning about birds!  From eggs, to feathers, to nests, there is a lot to explore. One of our readers, Dagmar Brumovska shared this fantastic bird egg activity with us… including a free printable!  You can find this printable in Dagmar’s brand new TpT store HERE. (While Dagmar’s egg printable makes a fun […]

Engage your students with these bird-themed activities inspired by White Bird by R.J. Palacio!Creative Writing Prompts: Includes prompts for exploring character thoughts, writing letters to characters, creating imaginary dialogues, and reflecting on themes like kindness and bravery.Analytical and Im...

Check out these 31 bird books for little learners & watch your kids become scientists! They will love learning about their life in the wild.

5 bird yoga poses for kids plus 5+ bird books to enjoy with your children. Fun + easy bird-inspired yoga movements to bring to your kids.

Difficulty: Medium Supplies: • British birds and animals small world pieces (https://www.cosydirect.com/british-wildlife-birds-and-animals-49722) • Tuff tray • Bird seed • Books and birds

I can't even believe May is almost here…. time flies in the spring!   This might just be my favorite time of year to teach kindergarten.

Check out over 25 ideas of bird activities for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students. Math, literacy, fine motor, science, & more!

Let's Play.Learn.Grow is a blog sharing play based learning activities and ideas for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and school aged children.

One of the things I've noticed about inquiry projects is how everlasting the learning is. Our projects never really end; though we may "shelve" our thinking and ideas for a time, we often revisit our projects throughout the year - or even in the following year. Earlier in the fall I wrote about a nest…

Since we are investigating how bats and birds are different, the students thought it would be best if we had two sets of wonder charts at t...

Genius Hour can bring motivation, excitement, and real learning into your classroom! This post from Jennifer Runde will help you get started.

Such fantastic resources! We love Wingspan and the Beautiful Bird Bingo game! Jim Arnosky books are a favorite too!

LitLinks and Patricia Newman welcome guest blogger Jennifer Ward - Birds + Literacy = STEM Splendor - helping children appreciate birds

We've got a few bird feeders hanging in our backyard. We have a couple on hooks near our deck, and we have an acrylic one outside our kitchen window. We

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Children use their design thinking skills and powers of observation to create and construct a bird nest.

I work really hard to listen and observe the kids to see what they are interested in.  I like to use their interests to guide the curriculum...

Hi! It's Carolyn from  Kindergarten: Holding Hands and Sticking Together .  April is such a wonderful time of year to teach children about...