Let's make learning fun!
Every year during the last week of school, we have fun, themed days – art day, movie day, reading day, outdoor play day, etc. A couple years ago I took it to another level and started doing a camping theme for the entire week. I had a HUGE tent up that took up my whole rug, we made s’mores, read… Read More
Hi friends! Just a quick post today to share some math freebies! We’ve been working on one of my favorite math units recently – 3D shapes! (I think it’s my favorite because I hate numbers and shapes are a whole lot easier to work with!!) We’ve been finding objects around the classroom that are 3D shapes. I love teaching them… Read More
I’m getting excited for spring! I’ve been enjoying spring break this week, so when we return next week it’ll be all things spring in my classroom! It’s the perfect season to try something new and freshen up your resources! I got together with some of my very talented teacher friends to bring you an EGG-cellent and EGG-citing GIVEAWAY to win… Read More
Leap Day is upon us! Four years ago I made some fun printables to use in our writing and math notebooks and now it’s time for them to be used again! In addition to the printable pages for notebooks and journals, there’s also two Read-Trace-Write-Glue sentences included in the download. If you’ve followed me for awhile, you know I love… Read More
If you don’t already know this, I live in Florida. So I’m sitting over here saying “Winter, what’s winter??” My students are probably thinking the same thing! Every January I try and explain winter to my kiddos. Usually I have a student or two who has visited or has relatives who live someplace cold. A few of them will even… Read More
A few weeks ago, I came across this website that teaches vocabulary through engaging videos…. hip-hop style!! What is this great website you ask?? Flocabulary!!! Read below to learn more about Flocabulary, see how I use it in my classroom, and sign up for your FREE trial! Some Fun Facts About Flocabulary: – Flocabulary is a web-based learning program for… Read More
Added some new "toys" to our play kitchen this weekend!! If you need some new play materials, just save your boxes! I taped these up, and now we can play and do some pretend shopping and eating. π
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Added some new "toys" to our play kitchen this weekend!! If you need some new play materials, just save your boxes! I taped these up, and now we can play and do some pretend shopping and eating. π
Happy Friday!! With all the things going on right now, I wanted to end the week on a positive note. Tell me something good about your week! Leave it in the comments below. π
The highlights of my week have been my morning walks with my girl and hearing her count backwards from 5! π
P.S. Thanks for the cute fries A Perfect Blend!
If you have Play-Doh lying around the house, go grab it for these new number cards!!
Practice counting, one-to-one correspondence, and number matching while getting some fine motor practice and having fun too!
Don't forget about all your mini erasers because those would also work great with these!
β‘οΈ bit.ly/doughnumbercards
Prior to schools closing, my friend sent me this photo of her 1st graders writing all about spring!
These writing pages would still be a good at-home activity. You can pair them with ebooks, work together to do some online research, or just write about why you love the season! There's 20 topics included.
bit.ly/springwriting
