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For a lot of children, dinosaurs are an obsession from the time they are very young.
Los niños se caracterizan por su gran sentido de exploración, investigación y experimentación; ellos están dispuestos a aclarar sus dudas para ser mejores cada día. Todos los objetos que rodean a lo
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I LOVE our Chick unit! But..... 21 days seems like forever when you're waiting for them to hatch! We are simultaneously working on Jack and the Beanstalk! It has been so much fun! Yesterday we worked on our Writing Craftivity (the writing took a couple of days). They are getting ready for their end of the year benchmark for Common Core Literature and writing elements, and they don't even know it! We have read the book 4, maybe 5 times now, and it is so fun to hear them say the Fee Fi Fo Fum..... part! Even better was seeing what they wrote in their Giant's speech bubble, here is my favorite: Free Fi Fum I small a bud uv a ingish boy Be he ded or life I will gan his bos to mak my bred! I'll say it again... kid writing is just about my favorite thing in the whole wide world! Here's a little peek at our Jack and the Beanstalk work so far:
Do you use Sensory Bins in your classroom? I love this set of Construction Themed Sensory Bins! These activities are perfect for Preschool, Homeschool or Kindergarten and can be used for morning work, small group, or for Literacy and Math centers. There are 3 Literacy and 3 Math centers included in my resource, which I will link here. I will share a few of the activities included. Building Numbers 0-20: Just add your choice of manipulative and students can practice building the number. Letter Trace: Students can use dry erase markers to trace lowercase letters. Students can also use beans, rocks or another manipulative to build the letters. Letter Match: Students practice matching the rock to the correct truck. There are options included for students to match capital to capital, or lowercase to capital. Sound Match: Students match the pictures to the correct beginning sound. To see more of what is included, you can find this packet in my store here.
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Well, it is time for the second installment of my “An Apple a Day” Linky Party. This week’s topic is… Classroom Management! Before I was hired for my current position, I worked as a substitute for several schools in my district. This allowed me to see many different types of classroom management practices, from […]
Click for Video - PD #19 Talk about playful and challenging! Take a look at all these things you can do with toy cars. You can pick them up at garage sales or buy them for $1 or less at a dollar store. Use these cars for centers, games, and other activities in your classroom. What? toy cars, sticky dots, marker How? Put sticky dots on the cars and number them 1-10. Fasten your seatbelt and here we go! Numerical Order Write numerals on sticky dots and place them on the cars. Can children arrange them in order? Place Value Use cars for tens and ones. Sets and Numbers Make a parking lot with different sets of dots in each space. Children match up numbers on the cars with the correct space. Roll and Add Write numerals 1-12 on a long strip of paper. Children roll two dice, add up the numbers, and then move their car to the correct space. Sorting Ask children to sort the cars. What was their sorting rule? Can they sort them another way? Letters Write lower letters on sticky dots and put them on the cars. Make paper houses with uppercase letters. Can they match the cars with the houses? Phonological Awareness Make a parking lot with three spaces. As you say a word children park the car according to where they hear the sound (beginning, middle, end) of the word.
These counting practice and number identification activities use inexpensive materials and are perfect for preschool and kindergarten.
