Educating the Whole Child in Kindergarten
I am so excited to share details on how you can travel to Italy and/or Greece with me! I don’t know about you, but having something to look forward to is life-giving. Add in a few dreamy destinations and let the countdown begin! After having friends, family and followers fill out a survey, it was clear that Italy and Greece…
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Spring is just around the corner, and that leaves our students looking forward to all things outdoors! Spring flowers, animals re-emerging from hibernation, and seeing exciting insects outside again are all on their radar. It’s like the world around us is coming alive again after being dormant in winter. Naturally, spring is the perfect time of the year to teach…
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The spring season is almost here, which means it’s time to break out the fun spring activities! Spring learning is the perfect time to celebrate the spring holidays with our students. We focus on topics our little learners love, like plants and animals, signs of spring, and spring weather! Plus, the arrival of spring means warmer days are ahead! It…
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Spring break is a time to relax with your family. It’s a time to reconnect with your loved ones, spending quality time with each other. One of the best (and most fun) ways to do this is to take a family trip. When you take a family trip over spring break, you’re guaranteed to have fun! Here are a few…
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Crafts are important for all learners, especially young ones. Check out these fun and simple spring crafts with writing pages for March and April learning. This set is meant to supplement your spring units. For the craft, print the single craft page. Students will color, cut and glue the parts together. They can also glue them to an additional page…
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February teaching in kindergarten is such a fun time! Not only are there several fun themes that you can include in February, but there is also Valentine’s Day–a time when we can celebrate all the great friends our students have made this year! I like to bring the February themes into as many content areas as possible, but I especially…
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Black history is an important part of American history. Every child deserves representation. When students see themselves in a book and classroom lessons, they feel represented. I hope you take time during Black History Month to teach about historical figures from all ethnicities throughout the year. There is so much history that young children are capable of learning. Let’s…
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In addition to Valentine’s Day, there are quite a few more wonderful occasions and holidays to be celebrated in February. We love to read, so we’ve put together a list of Books to Read in February that fit many of the fun celebrations. 1. Snoopy for President! First on the list of Books to Read in February Snoopy for President is the…
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The winter months can be a tough time in kindergarten classrooms. During this time, students are gearing up for winter break or readjusting after returning from break. As students are preparing for winter, it’s crucial to plan fun winter activities for them to keep them engaged. The best way to keep students engaged is through hands-on activities. Hands-on activities are…
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