This FREE printable Happy Hiker Coloring Page may just inspire your young ones to get out and explore the great outdoors! Surrounded by the beauty of nature, this young hiker can’t help but smile…

In winter and autumn children are especially exposed to disease. Thankfully, there are warm knitted sweaters which protect against the cold.

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Cute Sloth Handprint Craft | Fun zoo activity idea for kids. Use a free printable PDF template to cut out & make. Great for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and elementary.

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Patsy Cline might come to mind when you think of the incredible women that have found fame in the country music industry. She was one of the most successful ladies to top the charts in both country and pop music. Most people know her iconic song “Walkin’ After Midnight,” while others like “Crazy” are deeper

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This product includes: *A mini social story *A black and white version of the mini social story *A Do/Don't activity and chart *A smile/frown face necklace *If/Then chart As a general education Kindergarten teacher, I was always looking for ways to reach my autistic learners as well as those needing more visual cues, in a way that worked with my current classroom management system, but also expanded on it in meaningful ways. The ideas in this set include things I have been able to fit into my day and had great success with. I hope it helps you too!

Fun and easy shark handprint craft for kids. Download the FREE template, No messy paint, just use paper! Great for summer or ocean themes.

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Fun and easy shark handprint craft for kids. Download the FREE template, No messy paint, just use paper! Great for summer or ocean themes.

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Here are 11 great one-liner jokes that will make your toes curl, I’m sure. They made me smile, and I hope you'll smile too. Enjoy them all.

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I've been spending a little more time on Instagram lately, trying to learn, while also trying to not be too much of an old person, because I'm not finding it quite as intuitive as other platforms. But there is so much crafty goodness to be had on Instagram! Following some of my favorite designers has

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Do you ever get to a new month and think, that can't be right? I could've sworn it was just the 1st of September and now October shows up unexpectedly! As you can see from my picture I put on Instagram, I was completely surprised by the change in month and forgot to change my calendar. Don't worry, the kids were very quick to let me know about it. Unlike me, they do not miss a beat. So seeing as how I was a little confused about what month it is, it probably doesn't surprise anyone to see that I am a little late in my Apple celebrations as well! I know a lot of other people were probably right on the ball and timed this perfectly with Johnny Appleseed's birthday last week. Not me! I like to build up the suspense and anticipation. I think it adds a little extra something to the festivities (or something like that) =) So without further ado, here is a run down of our Apple Extravanganza! This was how we started our day - with a little interactive morning message. I always try to incorporate some of what we're learning in the messages, like sight words, phonics instruction, vocabulary, and grammar for the week. It also happened to be on Friday and every Friday we say T.G.I.F. I say to the students, "What day is it?" They reply, "Friday!" Then we say together, "T.G.I.F. Thank Goodness It's Friday!!!" I mean, who doesn't love Fridays??? You have to celebrate the little things. On a side note, I started a little link up on Instagram for Fridays where you tell what you're most looking forward to for the weekend. Just use the hashtag #fridaylinkup when you post. I'd love to hear about all the fun teacher weekends out there. We teachers deserve our weekends - don't you agree?? If you want me to see it, tag me @firstgradesmiles I digress. Back to apples. . . For math we focused on making 10. This was probably the highlight of the day for most of the kids. We started with some Apple Jacks for counting and some Zoo Pals paper plates. Am I seriously the last one to realize how cute and fun these plates are for math??? Where have I been? Each student got a plate, a bag of Apple Jacks (more than 10 for a little snack of course), and this little booklet. They had to count out 10 Apple Jacks (all one color to avoid confusion) and put them in the large part of the plate. Then they split them in 2 groups and put them into the two smaller sections (for some animals it's the ears, others it's the eyes or paws). Next they colored in the apples in the booklet to match the two groups and write a number sentence. I was SO impressed with my little kiddos and how they totally GOT IT! They just went to town making new groups, coloring apples, writing number sentences, and repeat. The final page of this booklet has some missing numbers problems. Normally these are super hard for the kids at this point in the year, but with Zoo Pals plates and Apple Jacks - not so hard. They were rockstars!! Here are two centers that will be going into math tubs next week. Matching the picture to the number sentences: And this super cute MATHtivity: If you're interested in the making 10's book, center, and creativity - I just posted it on TpT. Later in the day we read this Scholastic News that had this adorable song on the cover. Anyone else get Scholastic News? I just love them. Really great nonfiction resource that ties in social studies, science, and even math sometimes. The kids love them too! We are also doing Five Senses in Science right now, and Apples fits in perfectly with that. Here is my amateur attempt at an anchor chart (I do try, but they never come out as cute as I want them to). We started this earlier this week. Then we did this tree map. I had the kids do a little writing about apples using our sensory images while I called kids up to do some apple tasting. Of course we graphed our results. And no, I don't have only 13 kids in my class. There's a bug going around and we had a bunch absent. I also took off one yellow because it covered the title. I need to make a longer graph next year =) Finally we finished our day with some homemade applesauce in the crock pot. We actually began our day with making the applesauce, but here is the finished product. Yummmmmmy!!!! I just love apple day!!! Next week we are going on a field trip to go apple picking too! Can't wait! Before you go - I have a few fun closing remarks: 1. When I got home I had my girls do some apple tasting as well. Here is what they picked: They took the decision very seriously =) 2. Here is a picture from Bradley's Learning Paradise on Instagram showing a boy with one of my Math About Me freebies. I just LOVE seeing other kids enjoying something I've created. Totally makes my day!!! 3. Finally, I have to give a shout out to Laura Candler. If you don't know who Laura Candler is then I am completely shocked. Honestly! Laura, to me, is a pioneer in the world of blogging and sharing resources. When I first started teaching 12 years ago (gasp!) her site was so incredibly useful to me. She graciously shares SO many resources! She was kind enough to promote my Nonfiction Text Features Scavenger Hunt on her Facebook page: Laura Candler's Teaching Resources, which has over 100,000 followers! Holy Moly!!! I cannot say enough about how much respect I have for her and I am so honored to be a small bleep on her radar. You need to stop over and check out all she has to offer! You could spend HOURS (and I have) searching through her incredible sites. Here's her blog: Corkboard Connections. I hope you'll head over to spend some time there! You won't be sorry =)

Use one of these best free girls dress patterns and sew a cute girls dress for your girl this summer!

Whether you're on the hunt for boredom busters, or simply love finding new kids' crafts, you'll love this collection of fun & easy toilet paper roll crafts!

Best friendship quotes. These quotes will help you to figure out who is your best friend and how to have only true friends in life. Have the best friends!

With these DIY Olaf costume ideas, stay warm, looking adorable & fluffy quickly by changing into a humorous snowman from the frozen world.

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One of the great benefits of my job is that I have the privilege of working with many skilled professionals from various disciplines. We have a dynamite staff of Occupational Therapists who are never short of ideas and suggestions. I recently had a discussion with one of our OTs, Lyzz, regarding letter reversals and handwriting […]

Last fall all of Isabella's friends began preschool. We choose to not pay for private preschool and she did not get into any public preK programs that we applied to (via a lottery system). I decided I would do some homeschooling for preschool. But then September came and we travelled all over the country for a month. When we returned home I spent 100% of my free time looking for a new apartment. Then we moved. Then I had a baby. And the holidays happened. And we are just finishing with Brian transitioning between jobs. Wow-zah! Life has been busy! What I had planned to begin in September is just now finally happening! Way back when, I came across a cool program called Five in a Row. It's a literature program that uses children's books as a foundation and then incorporates a wide variety of learning opportunities based on that book. We started with Before Five in a Row, which is a little more open and relaxed approach. One thing that really sold me on using this curriculum was that there are a lot of bloggers who are using it and post loads of inspirational ideas. Delightful Learning has been a major inspiration so far. This week we started the program with the book, Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? It is a fun book, full of sweet rhymes centered on what a little bear will wear throughout the day. The kids and I really enjoyed reading the story every morning and then doing a few related activities. Here are just a handful of activities we did last week: coloring fun matching rhymes whole wheat bear pancakes just cute identifying shapes in the book and then painting more painting a teddy bear picnic--almost the same lunch Jesse Bear ate--the kids actually tried the celery with sprouts Isabella really enjoyed the picnic this is the lap book with a lot the activities we worked on