How to make Ghost Tassels. A fun and easy craft that only takes yarn and a few mintues to make. Perfect Halloween decoration.
Getting started with coding in the classroom doesn’t have to be scary or intimidating! You don’t have to have a background in computer science to teach it, and you don’t even need expensive robots or technology to get started! WHY Teach Coding?
These "quiet critters" are amazingly effective!
Add a movement and composing station to your music workstations rotations. This idea uses Music Go Rounds and a little bit of masking tape! Challenge your students to be creative and get moving!
Enticing your little learner into rudimentary math practice can be easy with this free comparing numbers up to 25 worksheet! Simply download,
The green and red choice board is a universal support available for all students to support their social-emotional behavior.
This Animal Actions Rhythm Game is the perfect way to get things moving and practice listening and note recognition skills at the same time.
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If you have a child at home that is trying to learn their numbers, you know how much of a struggle it can be at times. Some children pick it up quickly while others may need a little more time and…
KEEP STUDENTS ACCOUNTABLE: When behavior is on public display, students are more willing to go the extra mile to be kind and more respectful to both their teachers and their peers. SIMPLE ORGANIZATION: This behavior jar is easy-to-use, colorful and fun. It’s a quick, fun way to bring cheer to your classroom and keep students motivated and engaged. EASY TO USE: When students are doing well, add a magnetic candy into the jar. Once enough candies are earned the class gets a reward! Extra recess time anyone? MULTI PURPOSE: In addition to tracking behavior, the set includes clusters of five candies to practice skip counting by fives. WHAT YOU GET: 43 candy magnets (32 individual candies, 11 clusters of 5 candies) Size: 2"x1" to 3"x3¼". 1 candy jar magnet Size: 11"x19". 1 instruction card Size: 5"x7".
This set of Emotion Picture-Word Cards includes happy, angry, afraid, surprised, excited, silly, sad, and worried. This set has 8 word cards. Find more
Great news! We've created a series of free, easy to use anxiety resources to help parents, teachers and loves ones get kids talking about their worries.
Easy Christmas handprint cards that are the perfect Christmas handprint crafts for kids. A handprint santa, elf and reindeer tutorial included!
In het voorjaar kun je in sommige provincies de mooiste bloemenvelden zien! Na het bekijken van een aantal foto’s hiervan is het leuk om deze zelf na te maken. Eerst wordt er op ongeveer de helft van het blad een horizontale lijn getrokken. Daarna teken je verticale lijnen naar het middenpunt van deze lijn. Nu …
My first successful one-point perspective art lesson that my students loved. Perspective is part magic and part math and for creative types like me, there
Well, it's four days after the storm and Connecticut is slowly getting back to normal. Many of my co-workers and neighbors are still without power and/or water and the clean-up is taking its toll on everyone's spirits a little. We've certainly seen worse storms, but this one was just so widespread that its just going to take time to get everything up and running. That apparently includes the start of school. Teachers were supposed to return to work this past Monday, and the first day of school was scheduled for tomorrow. We had a slightly extended summer vacation when they canceled our work day on Monday but we went in yesterday for meetings and today to set up our classrooms. (Don't you love how they think we can really get it all done in one day?) After a flurry of activity today trying to get everything ready for tomorrow, our principal announced that there were still too many downed power lines and road closures for the children to safely make it to school tomorrow so they have decided to push back the first day to next Wednesday. Yikes! I certainly could use some more time to get the room ready, but now we're starting the year with 3 "snow" days under our belts. What can you do? I feel like I'm already joining the party late because so many of you have already posted pictures of your beautiful classrooms and mine is still not finished. Since you've let me peek into your world, I thought I would post a few pics of what I've done so far so you can take a look at my home away from home. The door to my classroom. This is what you see when you first walk in. Our school was completely remodeled a year and a half ago - how great are the cubbies? The famous Pinterest clock wall with foam clocks from Target. I LOVE this idea. What a great visual way to remind the kids when things are going to happen while also supporting their emerging time-telling skills. The front of my classroom with my BFF the Smartboard. How did I ever teach without one? My reading corner. I still need to add some pillows (and perhaps a couple of Pina Coladas...) My new Word Wall inspired by all of the great circle graphics Kristen uses at Ladybug's Teacher Files. My favorite summer "makeover" project - my guided reading table. My sister helped make the table skirt (and when I say helped I really mean came to my house and sewed it while I held the fabric) and I got the ottomans on sale at Target. I'm very into teal and lime right now so I'm lovin' it! I'll post some more pics when I'm finished. I hope your school year is off to a less bumpy start than mine. Have a great night!
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For a ton of first grade place value activities, resources, and fun ideas - keep scrolling down! Unless, of course, you want to read about ...
A well-designed bulletin board can set the tone for the entire school year, providing students with a welcoming and engaging environment. Here are some detailed back-to-school bulletin board ideas …
Several of my students love to play Dominotes so I decided to make a slightly "larger" version. The bigger the better, right? So with the help of some foam rectangles and a good permanent marker, I made my own version...they measure about 9"x12" and will make a giant version of the game on my studio floor or even outdoors. In hindsight, I wish I had made them 6"x12" so that each half was square - more like an actual domino. As you can see from the picture, when you start to match up at a 90 degree angle, the bottom of the note you add is slightly larger. I'm still happy with the result, though. It's another way to work on note values and showing the relationship between notes. And what child wouldn't love to work on a game this large and this colorful? This game will also be a great addition to my summer camps! UPDATE: THIS GAME/POST HAS BECOME AMAZINGLY POPULAR. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE DIRECTIONS OR HOW TO LABEL THE PIECES, PLEASE PURCHASE THE ORIGINAL GAME - DOMINOTES! It can be found HERE. I want to protect the copyright laws and the hard work of the original creator so I will not be emailing specifics. Thank you for your understanding!
Vorige week wilde Kate graag verven. Nu vind ik het leuk om met haar te knutselen, maar zodra het eerste A4-tje vol is, begint ze...
It's Spring! So it's time for a fun Spring learning idea. I created a printable set of Fraction Flowers that includes fractions through 1/10. This can now be purchased in my shop. Fraction Flowers are a
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Here are some resources available to aid your students students conquer irregular past tense verbs in English.
Create this book as you study each of the five senses! Here's a great book to teach the 5 senses and the body part associated for each one! Each sense has a page and a fun art activity to illustrate that sense. The children trace over the letter "I" on each page to complete the sentence. You can choose between two covers. Use a student photo on one cover or have the students collage their own faces on a paper plate, adding the body feature for each sense as you study it. Your students can create their own copy of this book! Included are all the reproducible blackline masters, full directions, and a color photo page showing the completed pages of the book. The children create a page a day, using the collage technique. The students follow directions to create the illustration out of construction paper. Included are the complete cutting directions for making circles and ovals from squares and rectangles by trimming off the corners. All you do is cut squares and rectangles on your paper cutter for the pages. The rest is up to the children! Very little teacher time for prepping and no patterns or tracers to create! There is at least one word on each page for the students to write. We sound the word out together as a class and then the children can copy it from the board or try sounding it out themselves. When we are finished with the book, we use it at our reading station in place of the published books from our reading program before sending the books home. The teacher's copy can be laminated and placed in the class library for the children to read over and over during the year. The children love using their own books and take great pride in them! Looking for a kindergarten version? Click here: My Five Senses - a Student Collage Book and Writing Journal Want all 10 Preschool books at a 20% discount? Here they are in one bundle: Bundle of KinderLit Pre-K Books Just what is a KinderLit book? Click here to receive a free download for an explanation of what a KinderLit book is, how to use it in your classroom, and what the benefits are of using one of our books! There’s even a link to our video on cutting squares into circles the KinderLit way! Tips from KinderLit: Like this book? Share with others! Pin this book on Pinterest so others will find it! Start a new board for KinderLit books or add it to an existing board! Just click on the Pin It button on the left side of this page and share with others! Thank you. Keep up with KinderLit! Learn about our new products, sales, and discounts! Become a follower of KinderLit by clicking on the green star on any of our pages and receive email updates in your TPT inbox. Leave feedback and receive TPT credit! Did you know that you can build up TPT credit by leaving feedback on our products? You can submit feedback at the time of purchase or go to My Purchases for a list of what you have bought in the past. Next to each title is a Leave Feedback button. Click and leave a rating and comment to receive the credit. Go to TPT Credits to learn how to redeem your credits on future purchases!
