Are you looking for an interactive way to have your students or child practice short and long vowels with a fun summer twist? Our youngest just wrapped up his Kindergarten year (distance learning style) and this is an area that really needs extra exposure before he starts first grade. As a result, we created this…
Spring time is the PERFECT time to introduce your students to the world of butterfly & frog life cycles! Children always seem so amazed by the magnificent transformation that each of these animals go through during their lifetime. Butterflies and frogs can be spotted more frequently in nature as the weather starts warming up. By…
We feel that teaching syllables is often overlooked but oh so important when developing fluent readers. The act of dividing words into smaller chunks is important because it helps to speed the process of decoding words quickly and fluently. Understanding syllables also helps your students learn to spell words with better accuracy. To give students…
This is the perfect time of year to explore expository writing using a fun and easy winter activity that makes one of the cutest crafts to display in your classroom! Students use prior knowledge (or you can even brainstorm as a class) to correctly sequence the steps of how to build a snowman. To get…
Let’s bake up a fun gingerbread sight words activity! This play dough center has become a favorite during the Christmas season with our little learners. The prep part of this center is just as fun as the activity itself because it begins with making your own gingerbread play dough. Of course, you can always make…
Healthy Eating and Nutrition for Kids As a teacher and/or parent, one of the most important things you can do is to help children learn healthy eating habits. It’s important to stress that the best foods for their growing bodies are whole, fresh and unprocessed. Explain that they should fill half their plate with fruits…
