I love encouraging my students to explore a variety of genres, but sometimes that means I need to explicitly teach them about the genres first! These free genre posters are the perfect way to do just that!
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We adore Eric Carle books in our house. One favorite that we have been loving for quite a few years now is From Head to Toe. There are a few things that I love about this
A cute printable activity and lunch idea to go with the beloved children's book "Guess How Much I Love You" by Sam McBratney.
I love Christmas décor ideas and this one is a real winner. Using an old book that was falling apart, I made cute little Christmas trees.
Informative writing can be tricky in first grade, but this all about book is the perfect way for students to research their own animal and publish a book
While I am a firm believer in students reading real books that they choose and doing this often, I also love to include reading games and reading centers in
A science experiment made God's love real to me at my daughter's fourth birthday party in an object lesson I never forgot. My daughter had a science themed birthday party when she turned four. I was searching for a cute gender neutral party theme, and thought science experiments would be something different and extra fun.
This little gem was just delivered this morning and I am already in love!! This newest addition to the Wonder collection is a picture book called We’re All Wonders by R.J. Palacio, featuring everybody’s favorite inspirational 5th grader. I can hardly wait to share this with my own 5th grade class after Spring Break!! This post…
Archaeology is a great way to incorporate Science and History together at the same time. There are so many types of historical artifacts you can learn about that can tie into your history studies. You can learn about archaeologists as scientists and historians, or you can do a unit study on archaeology digs. I love the freedom that homeschooing gives us that we can learn about any subject that interests our children!
This opposites game for preschool is a great learning tool for kids in preschool through first grade. We love the real images!
Download This Worksheet (PDF) Your antagonist* is tired of being compared to your protagonist. Give him / her some love with this worksheet. While this worksheet has been designed for antagonists who are characters, remember that this needn’t always be the case! Also works for your real-life antagonists… More Ways to Understand Your Antagonist Protagonists…
I am making this post because I couldn't find a tutorial ANYWHERE online. I visited my best friend a few weeks ago and her 3 year old had this book that her pre-school teachers made. Sawyer fell in LOVE with it, so I knew I had to make one for her. It was fairly simple once I had all of the supplies. To make it you will need: CD sleeves (Office Depot) 1" album rings (Hobby Lobby) reinforcement labels (Office Depot) Hole Punch Double Sided Tape Different materials for texture. I used: Silky-silk fabric Leathery-leather scraps in the jewelry making section at hobby lobby Bumpy-snakeskin scrapbook paper Crinkly-plastic that I removed from the CD sleeves Furry-fur in the craft section Foamy-foam sheets Scratchy-glittery foam sheet Rough-cardboard scrapbooking sheet I first (very carefully) removed the plastic from the CD sleeves. This was tedious because the paper rips easily. Once I had the plastic removed, I made three holes on the side of all the sleeves. I then put reinforcement stickers over the holes. Next I cut each texture to the size I needed to fit into the sleeve. I then put pieces of double sided tape on the back of the material and slid it into the sleeve. Then I taped the flap shut with clear packing tape. After I had all of the sleeves finished, I put them together with the album rings. I printed a label to go in the front sleeve, and that was it! I went through and wrote in sharpie each texture. I wanted to print cute ones, but the space is pretty small so I just wrote them. It's a HUGE hit! She has been playing with it for a few days now, and it's holding up well. I have gone back and reinforced some spots with more clear packing tape, but so far she's being pretty gentle with it! I hope this helps anyone who wants to make one of these for their little one!
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If I were printing bound photo books for my family, I'd never complete one. Pocket Albums allow you to document your story as you live it with real archival photographs.
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Teaching The Canterbury Tales can be fun for both you and your students when you discover ways to bring the Medieval text into the modern age!
Create your own artistic interpretations of famous artists' work with these Famous Artists Crafts for Kids!
Liven up your next Socratic Seminar with these fun games and strategies to get students talking about ANY text!
I love people watching at the airport. I jotted down a few airplane outfit ideas I recently saw in European airports and thought I'd share my favorites!
Using wordless videos in speech therapy is a great way to increase engagement and hit IEP goals. Use wordless videos for inferencing too
