I recently had two of my favorite sweetie-pies return to my classroom for a little visit and some butterfly fun! We worked on SEVERAL fun butterfly-themed projects… one of which was this set of brightly “stained glass” decorations. I usually create window decorations with clear contact paper and tissue paper,
Happy Earth Day! I’m a little late to the party, but it’s never too late to share a great idea. We will be celebrating Earth Day in my classroom all week long and hopefully you will too, so you can use some of these inspirational ideas later this week! Today
Spring is here and I am in planning mode for one of my favorite days as a kindergarten teacher: our annual Mother’s Day Tea Party. This event is a HUGE tradition at my school. The kindergarten students have thrown a tea party to celebrate Mother’s Day for many years and
Happy Easter and welcome to the Fill Your Basket Blog Hop from Freebie-licous! I am partnering up with some wonderful ladies to bring you a basket full of treats! You will definitely want to visit ALL of the bloggers to stock up on lots of great freebies. Click the image below
Today was my last day with my kinders until after Easter. I wanted to give them a little something special as a treat, but I couldn’t bear to give them candy. The Easter Bunny always brings so much candy into their homes. Wanting to do something special, I gave each
St. Patrick’s Day is only 5 days away and I have a quick and simple labeling activity for you to use in your classroom. Students will label the leprechaun’s clothes using invented spelling or copy the words from classroom resources. Download your FREEBIE and add it to your classroom plans
I love St. Patrick’s Day. It’s a great day to wear some green, get a little silly, and just shake things up a little as we eagerly look forward to Spring Break. If you need some festive activities to keep your students engaged, look no further! I have some great ideas
The Lenten season is well underway and my students have been preparing their hearts for Easter by doing Good Deeds. Their acts of kindness happen at home and at school and I have a great FREE resource to help you encourage Good Deeds within your own classroom. This post contains
Tomorrow is Presidents Day! If you need a few ideas for classroom activities in celebration of the holiday, you have come to the right place! Interactive Sight Word Readers I have created two Interactive Sight Word Readers in celebration of the holiday: He is George Washington and This is Abraham Lincoln.
