If you have been following me on Twitter, you may be aware of the enormous pile of pumpkins that has overtaken my living room! My farmer hubby had great success with his pumpkin crop this year, so we have a lot. And since the weather has been hot, we had to move them in to […]
They’re Baaaack!!! Online Editable Name Page Forms!
Hello! Several years ago, I created some forms that will fill with your student names right from a web page. They are available in arrow-dot and D’Nealian styles, and they are free! They provide the much needed fine motor practice all kinder students need. I have placed a handy tab at the top of the […]
A Favorite Fable and a Giveaway!!!
How I found A Favorite Fable… When I was a young child, I contracted Hep A, and spent part of a school year in the hospital, then rested at home to recover. During that time, my parents purchased great books for me to read. Among the books was one that became my favorite: Aesop’s Fables. […]
My new FAVORITE Vocabulary Booster! Award Winning!
Hello! I am still here! I started school last Thursday–one week ago today. It has been a great week, and as expected, my poor blog had to wait. It is always a bit of a shock to start over. They are so young! There are so many “can’t dos” to turn into “can dos”. But […]
Welcome to the Farm! Classroom Reveal with O.T.
This has been an extremely tiring week, but a productive one! My farm theme has taken shape, and I am now working on last touches for the beginning of school next week! Let’s start the tour: As you come down the hall, this cute little farm scene welcomes you to our classroom. The clip art […]
Welcome to our Store! Table Chart Stand Kit
Hello everyone! I was having my retired shop teacher hubby to make mini anchor chart stands for my classroom, and I thought it might be something my teacher friends could use too! I do not have time to go to a Lowe’s or Home Depot to buy the materials, then cut them and fit and […]
Guided Math in Action Chp 5 and 6 Assessment
What I love about this book is how Dr. Nicki maps out a practical way to assess students for the benefit of the students. In guided math groups, you should want your students to move in and out of groups because their levels are changing daily. To accomplish this you need to be able […]
Easy Totes and Bandanas Chair Pockets! What?
I am like most teachers who have made chair pockets (seat sacks). In the past five years, I have made 125 of the things using flat bed sheets or fabric and a lot of hours of sewing, turning inside out, turning out, sewing again, etc. It is such a time killer and quite frankly, a […]
Pups of the United States, a “neutrally charged” Book and Giveaway!
Politics aside, our students need to know about the peaceful transition of P.O.T.U.S. to the next administration. We need to let them know our country is a democracy that uniquely transfers power without military takeovers that endanger it’s citizens. On this point, our forefathers got it right! So it is delightful when a childrens book […]
Guided Math Book Study Chapters 3 and 4 and FREEBIES
Hello, and welcome to our book study featuring Chapters 3 and 4 of Dr. Nicki Newton’s, Guided Math in Action K-5! Chapter 3 Reflections: Establishing Routines in a kindergarten classroom can be daunting, but if done with anchor charts, modeling and practice, your group will be humming along in no time at all. It helps […]
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