Green Eggs and Ham week is always so much fun! We had a blast reading, playing, and rhyming! This book is one that I could read a million times, and my kiddos would never get tired of it! Keep reading to see some of the things we did this week!
Dr. Seuss’ birthday is March 2nd, and his books make such a fun classroom theme! There are so many fun activities you can do as a part of a Dr. Seuss unit, but one of my favorite things to do is to get the kiddos using words from the stories
I don’t know about you, but I’m required to have my learning objectives posted in my room each day. Most principals and districts require it for kinder and up, but some people look at pre-k differently. So, you may not have to post yours. If you don’t, you’re lucky! I
I’m totally a summer girl at heart! But… when it comes to classroom themes, winter is one of my favorites! I love anything and everything that has to do with mittens, snowmen, hot chocolate, winter weather… I love it all! So, of course, I have a list of my favorite
Preschool and kindergarten kiddos are just naturally curious people! And, they get so excited when they figure out that mixing certain colors together produces new colors! So, all week long we’ve been experimenting with mixing colors, and I want to share our two favorite activities! We mixed play dough together,
January is the perfect time to start a mitten theme! I love all the different mitten activities during circle time, story time, and centers! My favorite way to do a mittens theme is to center it around “The Mitten” by Jan Brett. If you’ve never shared this book with your
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!
