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Room on the Broom Sequencing Freebie for Halloween

Room on the Broom Sequencing Freebie for Halloween

October 14, 2019

Your students will love these Room on the Broom sequencing activities. Work on retelling the story, identifying characters, and more with this freebie I’m sharing today! Julia Donaldson – A Favorite Author! Aw! Julia Donaldson is one of my favorite authors. It all began when I read the Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s Child for the first time. I fell in… Read More

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Graham Cracker Pencil Snacks – Easy and Unique!

Graham Cracker Pencil Snacks – Easy and Unique!

September 2, 2019

Looking for school snack ideas for kindergarten or another grade level? These adorable graham cracker pencil snacks are super tasty and today I’m sharing an easy way to create these for children! I couldn’t resist creating these for my kindergarten students after seeing several variations all over Pinterest! I’ve seen them made out of sugar wafers and sugar cookies. The… Read More

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The Best Teddy Bear Picnic Day and Sleepover Ever

The Best Teddy Bear Picnic Day and Sleepover Ever

August 14, 2019

This Teddy Bear Unit was a major hit in my classroom and the kids had NO idea they were practicing so many essential ELA and Math skills! I wish you could have seen the looks on their faces when I told them they would be bringing a teddy bear or stuffed friend to school! Today I’m sharing all of my… Read More

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Classroom Tour – Easy Ways to Organize Your Classroom

Classroom Tour – Easy Ways to Organize Your Classroom

August 16, 2018

Are you looking for easy ways to organize and setup your classroom? I’m sharing my top teacher hacks, freebies, and more in this classroom tour! Don’t you just love seeing other classrooms? Our principal really encourages us to throw out (or donate) things we don’t use anymore. Having a clutter free classroom is essential for student success and your sanity!… Read More

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Progress Monitoring and Data Collection Made Easy for the Primary Grades Teacher

Progress Monitoring and Data Collection Made Easy for the Primary Grades Teacher

April 9, 2018

I’m sharing my favorite tools to make progress monitoring and data collection easy with preschool, kindergarten, and first grade students! I use this online assessment tool year round for progress reports, report cards, and setting goals! Hi Sweet Friends! I am so excited to share a product with you that has literally changed my life. Hands up if you have… Read More

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You Were the First – An Open Letter to My Firstborn Child

You Were the First – An Open Letter to My Firstborn Child

March 19, 2018

I’m sharing an open letter to my first born child. I hope you enjoy reading what makes the first born daughter or son so special and what happens when a new baby sister or brother comes along! There is something so special about being the first child. I was the fourth child in my family so don’t let this post… Read More

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  • I'm sharing my top tips for planning the best Teddy Bear Picnic and Sleepover unit for your classroom! My kids loved working on essential math and reading skills    with their teddy bears and stuffed friends. They really enjoyed the teddy bear sleepover and picnic activities! #preschool #kindergarten #firstgrade #teddybearday #teddybearpicnic
  • I'm sharing my top ideas for celebrating a Solar Eclipse in style from party planning tips to what the children should wear! This blog post will keep your students or children safe and they will love helping you create these fun activities, crafts, and more! #solareclipse #eclipse #science #scienceforkids
  • Your preschool, kindergarten, and first grade students will love this unit on The Gruffalo's Child by Julia Donaldson. I'm sharing fun activities from measuring Gruffalo footprints to making delicious Gruffalo crumble today! #gruffalocrumble #kindergarten #preschool #firstgrade #readaloud
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