Happy Friday! We have a 3 day weekend and I am so ready! I am really looking forward to having no schedule! Today I am sharing a big September / Fall round up (with a freebie) - everything is geared towards Prek/K, 1st, and 2nd. September Fall Activities for PreK, Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade Apple Flip Book: These are a great creative alternative for holding your students' apple learning. They are adorable hanging in the … [Read more...]
September Writing Activities and Crafts for Fall
Happy Wednesday! We made it through the first official week of school. Whoohoo! I was very nervous about our little guy's new routine, but he is loving it so far. He has always been a homebody (since the day we brought him home from the NICU) so going to school has been quite the accomplishment for him. So proud of him! For today's post I'm sharing September Writing Activities and Crafts for Fall. Y'all know how much I love these thematic … [Read more...]
Weekly Recap + a FREE activity!
How's everyone holding up? Are you doing virtual teaching or in the classroom? I hope you are all doing good and reminding yourself everyday how amazing you are!! Giving each of you a big virtual hug! Here's a quick recap from this week: IG POSTS FROM THE WEEK: *I'm throwing in some from last week since I missed* All the links are posted below each picture! Just the Friends Phonics Friends (Rudy U) *These include just the friends; no … [Read more...]
Inclusive Classroom Read Alouds
Inclusive Classroom Read Alouds My little one started kindergarten last week. I truly cannot believe how fast time has flown by. Feels like yesterday that we found out about his spina bifida and started his Facebook page. He's our miracle. Cody and I cried all day! He's adjusting; it's been a huge step for him and us. I laid out all of his clothes this week as a visual countdown of how many days of school he has left for this week. Also, … [Read more...]
Editable Name Worksheets
Have you watched Down to Earth on Netflix? I am seriously questioning everything I eat now! Ha! It's a documentary where Zac Efron and Darin Olien travel around the world to learn from others and find ways to live healthy lifestyles. If you're looking for something new to watch, it's very interesting! Any who... Our youngest is starting Kindergarten this year! If you've been here from the beginning and know our family story...we were told … [Read more...]
Digital Math Activities
Whew, who else feels like they have no clue what day it is and are just living their best life day by day? Same! I have been working on getting some digital math activities out to y'all in hopes that they can be helpful this upcoming school year. I wanted to share the ones I have completed so far. Don't worry, there are several more coming! DIGITAL MATH ACTIVITIES All of the activities were created to use with Seesaw and Google Classroom. … [Read more...]
Compound Words Activities
Hey, hey! Hope you are having a wonderful start to a new week. I recently released a new resource that I want to share with y'all: compound words activities. Before I jump in on sharing everything, I wanted to let you know that there are both printable and digital activities available for compound words. COMPOUND WORDS ACTIVITIES When introducing a new skill, I like to have some sort of anchor chart or poster to use. Anchor charts/posters … [Read more...]
Summer Writing Activities and Crafts
Whew. It's been a while. Between creating digital resources and navigating the remainder of my daughter's school year, I have been super MIA from sending out weekly posts. I hope that you doing well and finally getting a chance to catch your breath! Ok, let's get started with today's post. Summer Writing Activities and Crafts! I am so excited about these. Write-Tivities are one of my favorite resources. Whether you're teaching poetry, … [Read more...]
FREE Leprechaun Craftivity
I've got another FREEBIE to share with you today. This one is from my March PreK/K centers that The Stay at Home Teacher and I created. It's a FREE leprechaun craftivity that can be used with just about any subject or skill! Let's take a look! FREE LEPRECHAUN CRAFTIVITY This is a wreath made out of a paper plate. These are seriously so simple to create and are too stinkin' cute! If you teach little ones (preschool through kindergarten) … [Read more...]
Pot of Gold Fractions Free Craftivity
Happy Wednesday! I wanted to *reshare* this Pot of Gold Fractions FREE craftivity from several years ago just incase you're working on fractions this time of year. I shared several fraction activities here that are lots of fun! My students always loved making these. A fun way to amp up the engagement for this is to color in the fraction pieces yellow to represent gold prior to the activity. Afterwards, you hide the fraction "gold" around … [Read more...]
Cloud and Weather Activities
Happy Wednesday! It's been raining cats and dogs here pretty much nonstop. One day it's humid and the next it's super cold. Welcome to Texas, ha! I am so ready for sunny skies and warmer weather. Speaking of weather, I want to show you some cloud and weather activities! Cloud and Weather Activities Weather Journal: students create a weather journal and record the weather for one week by gluing the matching weather and recording the … [Read more...]
Long A Vowel Teams ai ay Phonics Activities and Games
Have you tried Phonics Friends yet? If you aren't familiar with them you can read about them here. GAME CHANGER in my room years ago! I wanted to share one of my newer ones with y'all: The A Team Cheerleaders! They help teach about the long a (ai ay) sound and spelling skill. Let's take a look. LONG A VOWEL TEAMS AI AY PHONICS ACTIVITIES AND GAMES Before starting, I want to let y'all know that the weekly and daily lesson plans that are … [Read more...]
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