I’m definitely a summer girl at heart, so I always get a little sad when the hot summer temperatures start turning into cooler fall weather. But, I do love the fall because of all the fun things that it brings! I love, love, love college football! It’s definitely my favorite!
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Poetry is a fantastic teaching tool in preschool and kindergarten! I love it because I can knock out multiple objectives in about five minutes during circle time. I’m going to walk you through the different things I like to do with a poem over the course of a week
If you’re looking for ideas and activities for your apple theme, I’ve made it easy for you! I’ve gathered some of the best ideas for crafts, math, literacy, and SO much more from some of the best preschool bloggers out there! Enjoy! And make sure you leave a comment when
Circle time is one of my favorite parts of a day in preschool! But, using the same old songs and games day after day can get really boring! And, if it’s boring for me, I know it’s boring for the kiddos, too! So, I’m always looking for new ideas to
This 5-step planning framework is the backbone of Circle Time Made Simple™ and will change the way you look at your circle time! Learn how I plan and manage my circle time so that I get my students engaged and KEEP them that way!
