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 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
When I first saw interactive notebooks, I knew I wanted to do them in my Kindergarten classroom! They were similar to a worksheet, but 100 times better, because they were engaging, practiced fine motor skills, and I thought my students would love them. However, I was under the impression they
Let’s be real—Kindergarten Literacy Centers can feel like organized chaos. You want students practicing reading, writing, and phonics skills.You need time for small group instruction.But instead, you’re answering constant questions, repeating directions, and trying to keep everyone on task. Sound familiar? If centers have ever felt overwhelming, you’re not alone.
