Practice counting from 0-20 with these hands-on Counting Activities and Centers created specifically for Pre-K and Kindergarten students!

I think it’s safe to say that ALL toddlers love a trip to the zoo. We are lucky to have a pretty fantastic zoo close to where we live so we take full advantage of that and visit every few weeks or so. Madelynn always loves seeing what the animals are up to, so I knew this […]

"COLOR Week!!" This is a week long lesson plan all about Colors!! This lesson plan is for pre-k to Kindergarten students. This lesson can either be used in the full Giggling Einstein's curriculum or just be added to your curriculum. It is full of fun, hands-on activities that teach all the skills your students will need throughout the school year! These lessons help teachers and parents have more time to teach and less time worrying about the paperwork. Includes: *Lesson Plan *Activity instructions *Science Examples and Instructions *Art Examples *Week Supply List *9 Printable Activities

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Grab this FREE guide for a Morning Sign-In Kindergarten Routine to help keep your morning routine simple but structured so you can start the day right!

Throwback photos of Duck Dynasty's Ms. Kay Robertson from her childhood and teenage years, including a photo from her high school yearbook!

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4 Craft Crowns/Hats for the first day of Pre-Kindergarten! Includes crown extenders to staple around students heads. Click thumbnails to see all hats included. You may also like: Pre-K Coloring Pages

This Paper Plate Parrot Craft is the perfect project for a rainforest or bird unit at home or at school for Preschoolers. Used Dot markers to paint.

Our final guide to New York's epic retrospective. Mae West, _Safe in Hell_, _King Kong_, Tarzan, Ernst Lubitsch, and more!

Owl O ! When teaching I always did octopus O, but we’ve already done that here at No Time For Flash Cards. After a few flips through the kids dictionary for ideas for the letter O I laughed at myself for never doing an owl before! I was more excited when my son was eager […]

If you are looking for editable retro classroom newsletters, these are a perfect match for you! Blank templates are also included so...

Got a talkative class? Check out these 5 ways to quiet the chatter!

Learn how to make an EASY, working homemade thermometer. This fun science experiment teaches about weather and more with kids!

There's just something about themed units that make me love my job even more! Maybe it's the anchor charts, cutesy art projects, or how much the kiddos love them too. Or maybe it's because it just makes school that much more FUN! Now that my students pretty much have our routine down we are on to our first unit....Apples! I may have went overboard with pictures, so bare with me! We started off the week reading all about apples and filling in part of our first anchor chart. They then filled out their own KWL chart from The First Grade Parade. We talked about the parts of an apple and labeled our class anchor chart together before they filled out their own. I got the great idea from Abby over at The Inspired Apple and also used Rachell's labels from What the Teacher Wants. Turned out super cute! The week before we started our apple unit I sent home a note requesting that each student bring an apple to school. We first talked about the different types of apples that we mainly see and eat and filled out a graphic organizer with the information. Then, we sorted the apples by apple type and then made an apple graph with our apples. Last week, we learned all about our 5 senses. Together we brainstormed what apples feel, look. smell, sound, and taste like and then incorporated our thoughts into an apple poem. The last 2 days of our apple unit, we talked about the seasons of the apple tree and finished off the week with a seasons of the apple tree art project....one of my favorites we do all year! I take them through each season and we draw and color them together first. Then, I call 5 students back at a time and they get to paint their trees. For winter, they put white paint on the ends of their tree branches and a drop of glue in the middle of their snowflakes and sprinkle it with glitter. For spring, they paint pink blossoms on their tree. For summer, they paint green apples on their tree and for fall they paint red apples on their tree. Finished product! Here's a quick peek at our "Pride Board" and our apple tree outside of our classroom in the hallway.  One of my students planted the seeds from an apple she ate over the weekend before our apple unit and brought her growing apple tree to class for everyone to see! We are VERY anxious to see the progress it makes throughout the school year! I will be back with Applepalooza Part 2 next week!