The first week of school sets the tone for the entire school year. More than anything, your students want and need to feel seen, heard, and valued from the very beginning. Building classroom community does not have to mean elaborate projects or time-consuming prep. At the beginning of the year, you have too much to worry about to add on more projects! In this blog post, you will learn 7 simple ... Read More about 7 Activities To Build Classroom Community For Back To School
How To Plan Fun First Week of School Activities
After a refreshing, happy, and joyous summer, what do teachers crave? A planned, calm, and enjoyable back to school season of course! The first week of school is jam-packed with so many different activities that it can be hard to figure out where to begin! Do not fret! I am here to help! Keep It Simple and Purposeful Planning your first week of school can feel overwhelming. With ... Read More about How To Plan Fun First Week of School Activities
10 Back to School Kindergarten Activities for the First Week
Looking for the perfect activities for the first week of school for kindergarten? With so much to do during those crucial first few days at the beginning of the year, it can be difficult to pinpoint exactly which engaging, meaningful, and age-appropriate activities to use with your new students. The first week of kindergarten is often the very first school experience for many children. That ... Read More about 10 Back to School Kindergarten Activities for the First Week
Why You Should Use A Reading Interest Survey In Your Class
Picture this: two students are in your classroom. One student devours books at every opportunity, while the other groans at the thought of independent reading. Why the difference? The key to getting your students to read? Finding out what each student loves to read. Once you find out your students' interests, you will be able to help them find the types of books they enjoy reading, where they like ... Read More about Why You Should Use A Reading Interest Survey In Your Class
What Should Be in a First Grade Writing Center?
Imagine sitting at your teacher table, teaching a small group, and the rest of your students are engaged in their literacy centers. You look over at your writing center and see your students eagerly writing stories, making lists, and drawing detailed pictures- all without constantly asking for help and being interrupted in your small groups. That is the magic of a well-stocked and engaging writing ... Read More about What Should Be in a First Grade Writing Center?
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