Looking for an easy way to teach nutrition, writing, and math in one learning center? A classroom play kitchen might be your best teaching tool, and it doesn’t take a single new lesson plan! In this post, you’ll learn how to use a dramatic play
Planning for classroom holidays and heritage months can feel like one more thing on an already full plate, especially when you’re juggling a mix of skill levels, tight schedules, and limited prep time. That’s where this post comes in. Think of this as your one-stop,
Setting up your classroom is one of the most exciting parts of the school year. Bulletin boards go up, supplies get organized, and everything starts to feel like a home away from home for your students. If you’re planning your classroom environment, these classroom setup
November is the perfect time of year to incorporate thankful lessons and teach our students about gratitude. After all, its the season of giving thanks! Truth be told, gratitude isn’t just a fun seasonal theme. Studies are showing the benefits of passing on this skill
The back to school season is always chaotic, but when you add on the extra layer of being a Kindergarten teacher, things get even more hectic. For many students, Kindergarten is their first school experience, or even first experience with an adult outside of their
Have you heard of International Dot Day? It’s a fun, book-inspired day celebrated around September 15th each year. It’s a great way to mix fun activities with learning in your classroom. I know what you might be thinking. There’s not enough time to plan something
