THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE TO ONE CORRESPONDENCE
The best part of teaching Kindergarten is seeing the huge growth my students make in such a short time. It’s the most rewarding part of
The best part of teaching Kindergarten is seeing the huge growth my students make in such a short time. It’s the most rewarding part of
I’ve used interactive poems for years. They never get old with my students and they have so many benefits if you use them consistently. Follow
During spring and the Easter holiday, Bible teachers typically introduce or review Jesus’ death, burial and resurrection in Bible class. While this lesson speaks to
I get a ton of questions from tired, frustrated teachers on how to keep students accountable during small group teaching. You feel like you spend
I don’t know about you, but Kindergarten is getting more and more advanced as the years go on. Years ago, it was the teacher’s goal
Don’t let your science lesson plans turn into turning on a boring video with a handout. Science should be about exploring with our eyes and
Healthy food leads to healthy teeth! It’s Dental Hygiene month and we are spending a ton of time on taking care of our teeth! Dental
Teeth have jobs! February is Dental Hygiene month, and what a great time to learn all about teeth. I have a full week of fun,
This is for all of my Texas teacher friends! I’ve never been a fan of the curriculum the state gives us to teach all about
One hundred days of school is a big deal for kindergarteners. It’s one hundred days of learning, growing, and having fun! I go all out
Winter is here and in most cases there is a lot of learning inside rather than outside. I find that my learners are more fidgety
There are so many fun, creative ways to teach the story of the Gingerbread Man during the holiday season. This year, I took the science
The holiday season is around the corner, and I’m in full swing of my holiday lesson planning! This time of year is by far my
The most valuable data a teacher can collect from their classroom is through progress monitoring! And guess what? It’s not a lot of work and