My students have been doing such a great job reading use our Read & Reveal cards! So I knew I needed to create something to help them transition into reading simple sentences. I introduced these to my reading groups and they ate them ... Continue Reading
A Fun Toddler Coloring Book
My 18 month old daughter, Ruby, LOVES arts & crafts {no surprise there I guess :)} so we were both really excited to test out My First Toddler Coloring Book! Ruby loves to color using all different types of medium and was really excited ... Continue Reading
January Centers for Kindergarten
A few years ago, I created some easy-to-prep, ready-to-go centers for my literacy and math time called See & Stamp Centers. They included 4 literacy centers and 4 math centers for each month that covered skills my kinders could complete ... Continue Reading
Fun Halloween Counting Mats
Learning to count is extra fun with googly eyes are involved! These adorable monsters are in need of some eyes! Have your kiddos pick a card, look at the number on the corner, and add that many eyes to the monster's face. These googly ... Continue Reading
Race Track Reading with DYMO
If there’s one important thing you need to remember when teaching young learners to read, it’s to make the learning FUN! Young children learn through play, so why not capitalize on this? You can turn any learning activity into a game and ... Continue Reading
Free Shape Poems
Throughout the first week of school, our focus during math is introducing 2D shapes. I made some fun posters to help my students remember the names and properties of each shape {and they referred to them all year long!} My class ... Continue Reading
Spring Centers for First Grade
Hello there! Happy Spring! I sure do love this time of year :) I wanted to pop in and share some of my newest centers! These centers were created with first graders in mind, but can definitely be used to differentiate for your "high ... Continue Reading
Sight Word Fluency Booklets
I am always looking for new, fun ways for my kindergarteners to practice sight word fluency! Sight words are an essential building block in teaching beginning readers how to read, and continue to be important as the students move up in ... Continue Reading
Addition Fluency Practice with Add and Reveal Cards
My students are loving our Add & Reveal cards! They are set up similarly to Read & Reveal so they're super familiar with them...and anything with a hidden piece is always fun ;) One of our kindergarten standards is to add and ... Continue Reading
Read and Reveal Organization Labels
Over the summer, I found these perfect storage tubs on clearance at Target. {of course ;)} I knew they would be the PERFECT solution for organizing my Read and Reveal cards, since at the time they were randomly strewn all over my classroom ... Continue Reading
