Description The Allan Backpack is the perfect companion for bigger kids, compact enough for them to carry comfortably yet spacious to hold all the essentials. Its unique contrast color lining adds a touch of style, and the recycled polyester construction makes cleaning a breeze, making it ideal for kindergarten essentials or packing toys for a weekend adventure. Let your child embrace their independence with this versatile and stylish backpack. Spec Dimensions - H28 x W23 x D11cm Material - 100% Recycled Polyester. Adjustable shoulder strap. Multiple rooms/pockets. Monogram zipper. Sternum strap across the chest to disperse the weight. Fits children aged 3-7 years. Care guide - Wash at or below 30°C, close zipper, velcro and buttons before washing, do not iron, do not bleach. Do not wring or twist. Hang dry. Do not tumble dry. Delivery 3-5 working days.
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How can I help my child be ready for kindergarten? Check out these 5 tips to help prepare!
Kindergarten teachers play a pivotal role in shaping the early educational experiences of young students. Whether you're working in private schools, public schools, in a homeschool setting, or in an alternative elementary school setting, you work
Click here to read our list of twelve things to do during the summer before kindergarten! Help your little one feel prepared for their first day!
A collection of Classroom Worksheets with vocabulary practice exercises to teach about classroom objects is available here. These printable worksheets offer some simple activities in order to review classroom vocabulary. With these worksheets, watch your kids memorize the objects in their classroom.
Kindergarten teachers play a pivotal role in shaping the early educational experiences of young students. Whether you're working in private schools, public schools, in a homeschool setting, or in an alternative elementary school setting, you work
It is the first week of kindergarten! What do I teach? I get this question all the time! I am so excited to put together this page together for you. I’m sharing our favorite first week of kindergarten read aloud stories and the free coordinating printables I made to go with them. Plus I will s
Setting up a kindergarten classroom can be overwhelming, especially when you're a first year teacher. Kindergarten classroom must-haves...
FREE printable Symmetry drawing activity for preschool and kindergarten kids. A fun art and math activity in one! Kids will complete the symmetrical pictures by drawing the other half.
Grab this fun little unit all about punctuation (period, exclamation and question) aka: the Marks Family! Please check the preview for what is included: An 8 page reader titled: Meet the Marks 3 pages of posters Punctuation & my voice activity Punctuation craft necklace A Trip to the Beach cut & paste activity At Lunch Today cut & paste activity Punctuation Power cut & paste activity Meet the Marks Family pop up activity. If you need other resources for Kindergarten and First Grade check my store for even more! Thanks for stopping by...
ALL ABOUT FALL Fall is almost here! Those long hot days in August at the beginning of the school year are just about the hardest days of the entire year for me. I am just so tired. But as soon as the mornings are cool and the days start to get shorter, I get a huge burst of energy. Fall
Start the year off right with these adorable Back to School Kindergarten Worksheets. Preview and get your FREE printable worksheet today!!
Do you want to learn more about the Ontario Kindergarten Program document but don't know how to get started? This FREE video series will help!
FREE PRINTABLE Kindergarten and Preschool Lined Paper that is perfect for your little ones to use for writing practice.
Never planned to homeschool, now wouldn't trade it for the world
DISCLAIMER: I am offering these lessons, handouts and videos to you for free. PLEASE do not take my lessons and sell them. Because that would be super crappy of you (yes, someone is doing this. Yes, they are super crappy). Thank you. Going to NAEA in Boston next week? Need some sub plans? Y'all, I got you COVERED! Today I'm sharing my favorite VIDEO sub plans and my tips and tricks to planning for being out. There's nothing like the amount of WORK you gotta do just to take some time off. I'm here to make your life a little easier, I hope. So, without further ado, my Top Ten Sub Plans! Let me just start by saying that the sub plans I am sharing were created for my kindergarten through fourth grade kids. I ALWAYS make a lesson that's age appropriate for all my classes. This makes my prep life so much easier and the life of the sub all the better. For more tips and tricks, check out this video! Lessons like this require a lotta prep. Yeah, I will be keeping it much easier this time. More about how I prep for a sub can be found in this blog post. 1. James Rizzi Cities! This sub plan was a huge hit with all of my kiddos. They started it while I was away and I was able to easily slide back in to a low-mess/low-stress project for them to continue. Lesson, handouts and video can be found here! 2. Loud Mouth Collages! My kids thought these were the most fun ever...while I thought they were the most funniest ever. Complete video lesson and plans here! 3. A Colorful Village! Again this is another lesson that the kids work on while I'm away and we finish up with oil pastel and watercolor when I return. Easy, fun and super colorful. Video and lesson here! 4. Chris Uphues Inspired Hearts! Who doesn't love Chris Uphues and his happy artwork?! My kids love learning about him. I've not only got a video lesson but I have a short clip of an interview I did with Chris and his wife Jen. More here! 5. I am a Super Star! This lessons is so fun...it really incorporates so much, from mixed media to literacy to a good ole boost to the self esteem! I DID ask the sub to make the stars for the kindergarten before they arrived because I'm not that crazy. Lesson here! 6. Collage Monsters! Another fun lesson that the kids really enjoyed. This one required more prep than most, just an FYI. Complete details and video here! 7. Kerri Ambrosino-Inspired Still Life! Need a pop of colorful happy for spring? Try this sub plan on for size. So fun and we busted out the PUFFY PAINT! Lesson here. 8. Wings Mural! I know, you've seen it a thousand times...but the lesson originated here! The feathers were created while I was out on jury duty, I believe...and then we assembled it when I returned. Lesson and video here. 9. Britto-Inspired Collaborative! I love having the kids work on collaboratives when I'm out. It means we have a big beautiful work of art to hang when I return! Lesson video and details all right here! 10. Monochromatic Self Portraits! Lastly, here's a lesson that's always a hit: monochromatic self portraits. We love hanging these in rainbow order for a beautiful display. Have your kiddos follow along with me in this video! There are PLENTY more lessons and videos on my YouTube channel so be sure and give those a glance if none of these strike your fancy. And be sure to subscribe, I upload videos and content all the time. If you are gonna be in Boston, see you there!
Kindergarten Math Made Fun Unit 4 is here, and it's all about Comparing Numbers 1-10! Teaching students about the relationships between numbers can be so
These Kindergarten must haves for kids are the best way to get them excited for starting school. They will be feeling so prepared and ready!
FIRST WEEK OF KINDERGARTEN: FREE LESSON PLANS + ACTIVITIES
Kindergarten artists read the book inspired by Paul Klee called, "The Cat and the Bird." We also looked at the images in the Paul Clay's book entitled, "Animal Tricks." We talked about the art elements of line and shape and used to them to create our own Paul Klee inspired cats. We also reviewed the art elements of shapes, lines and colors. We used shapes to draw the cats, lines to create a line pattern, and cool colors to use in the background. We used cool colors to create line patterns in the background. We reviewed warm and cool colors by putting images with these colors into a Venn Diagram on the board. We like to write our learning goal on the back of our artworks to share with our parents what we were learning about when we take our artwork home. Learning Goals; I can recognize some of Paul Klee's artwork. I can use lines to create a line pattern. I can find shapes in an artwork. I can separate warm colored markers from cold colored markers. I can create my own Klee inspired cat.
