Why is phonemic awareness so important? These skills set the stage for success when students are becoming fluent readers. Read how these warm ups are helping students learn phonological awareness skills in their classrooms.
Hoppy Spring! It is almost time for Easter, and I’ve teamed up with some of my peeps to bring you a FREE Easter Worksheet bundle! I’ve created a fun Easter alphabet worksheet for you to download for free! This bundle includes many skills for your Pre-K or Kindergarten students to
This month, I am excited to bring back the monthly guest blog post! STEM has alwaysbeen one of my favorite ways to promote hands on and engaging learning in my classroom. Today, Dena from Miss Tech Queen is sharing some ways to use STEM activities in theclassroom. Hi! I
The weather outside is frightful (aka COLD!), but the read alouds are so delightful! In January, we learn about snow, penguins, and the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Today, I am sharing 15 of my favorite January read alouds, perfect for those cold, snowy days. Let It Snow! The
Developing fluency with consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words is a crucial step in a child’s journey to becoming a proficient reader. CVC words are the building blocks of early literacy, forming the foundation for more complex language skills. Kindergarteners should have a solid grasp of blending CVC words before entering 1st Grade.
If you follow me on Instagram, you know I absolutely love write the room activities in Kindergarten! They are a great way to get your students up and moving while learning or reviewing. You can do them with any subject- number recognition, beginning sounds, CVC words, counting, sight words, even
I am so excited to share the second guest post on Sweet for Kindergarten! Today, we are sharing all about introducing writing in the classroom. Allie from The Gypsy Teacher is here to talk about using labeling to start writing with your Kindergarteners! She is currentlyΒ the Academic Coordinator for a
November is a time for being grateful, as well as celebrating family and friendships. In my classroom, I like to focus on what we are thankful for, as well as traditions, the history of Thanksgiving, and family. Today, I am going to share my top Thanksgiving books for Kindergarten. Thanksgiving
I am very excited to introduce my very first guest blogger- Genevieve from Edventurous Little Apples! She is a Kindergarten teacher in Canada and shares so many creative and inspiring posts on her Instagram here and at her Teachers Pay Teachers store- Today, she is going to share hands on
