Now soaring in Kindergarten
I have had a lot of people downloading a freebie for Father’s Day that is in my TpT shop. I decided to add a cover and a few extra pages to it- just to sort of spiff it up! If you’ve already downloaded it, go download it again and get the new pages! Get it {HERE} on TpT These are the older pages that are
I shared these adorable framed self portraits last year when I was in Kindergarten, original post {here} with a printable! The frames are only $1 at Dollar Tree and then I used scrapbook paper for the backgrounds…the kids created their portraits with construction paper scraps. The only part I did was have the circle pre-cut. I also have a Mother’s Day Craft and Glyph Pack
I have a couple of fun things to share today, one being the turtle close read that I just finished using with my students last week, in amongst robots, our field trip, and all the other things we pack into a typical week. My kids are fascinated by turtles and had a great time learning more about them. This free pack has everything you need
My students LOVE directed drawings and since we are visiting the science museum next week, I thought we’d learn a bit about robots. Just about ALL kids love robots! The thing about directed drawings is that they are all the same…but they are all different. That’s what makes them so much fun! You can get your FREEBIE {here} I have a new pack all about
Time seems to be flying by for me and at the last minute I got my kids these bunny masks, 3 for a $1 (@Walmart and Dollar General) to go along with our special snack. They were a hit! {Here} is the printable I created, maybe you can save it for next year =) The adorable bunny clip art is by Graphics From the Pond!
We had SO much fun today using the bunny jumpers to measure! I got them at Walmart, in a pack of 12 for $1. Not bad, right? Get your FREEBIE {here} The cute graphics in the freebie are by two of my favorite artists, MelonHeadz and Graphics From the Pond I also found these bunny masks with the bunny jumpers and I couldn’t
Have you heard of the Apple Bandit? Well, the Apple Bandit made an appearance the Friday before Spring Break, partly because my kids were wanting to have some fun and partly because I had lost my mind (just a little). Waiting for spring Break will do that to you! Creative Teaching Press sent me a box of goodies to review and amongst all the chevron
Seriously. I told you guys that I am trying to fit in science into my teaching more and how my kids are lovin’ it. Well, in sort of the spring/St Patrick’s Day vein, I decided to do an experiment with soap, food coloring, and milk. I first saw this experiment while visiting one of my favorite girl’s blog, Kindergarten Lifestyle. Jeannie is awesome and so
I was at Dollar Tree and spied these bunny feet that are for making Easter Bunny tracks, but I thought they would be great for non-standard measurement! My kids had SO much fun measuring everything in the classroom AND each other! If you don’t have a Dollar Tree, I did find them on Amazon in case you can’t live without them…or you could always use
Kids are fascinated by clouds, I mean, aren’t we all? In an attempt to work a little science into the curriculum, we, as a class, decided to learn about clouds. At the end of our week, we made our own fluffy, happy, stuffed clouds! You can get the freebie pattern {here on TPT}. I included a few printables to go along with it! We drew
