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This is the time of the school year when the writi

This is the time of the school year when the writing process finally clicks! Using these daily writing journals the past few years has made all the difference for my students.

Learn more about how to use writing journals all year long on the blog, and snag a journal FREEBIE while you’re there!

Let me know if you’d like the link…

Happy 1st Day of Spring, teacher friends. Here a

Happy 1st Day of Spring, teacher friends.

Here are some of my favorite spring craftivities. Each includes a writing activity plus a custom craft to match for kindergarten or first grade students.

If you have Spring Open House or conferences, these make the perfect displays to show your students’ work.

Comment below for the link…

Looking for hands-on measuring activities? Here a

Looking for hands-on measuring activities?

Here are two of my favorite measuring math activities for centers or Math Workshop:
1. Measuring Our Shoes
2. Measuring Our Supplies

Both get the kids up and moving as they work on their measuring skills while working collaboratively with their peers.

Let me know if you would like the link…

Spring Break is right around the corner. Prep for

Spring Break is right around the corner. Prep for April in minutes so you can enjoy every minute of break without thinking about school!

These April resources include a little bit of everything including writing and math journals for the entire month plus bulletin boards, crafts, and more!

Comment below for the link…

Trap a leprechaun this St. Patrick’s Day… Hav

Trap a leprechaun this St. Patrick’s Day…

Have your students work on procedural writing as they make plans about “How to Catch a Leprechaun.”

This bulletin board includes the trapped leprechaun craft templates, writing flip books or a one page writing option, plus display letters.

Let me know if you would like the link! 🍀☘️

Celebrate Pi Day on March 14th (3.14) by having yo

Celebrate Pi Day on March 14th (3.14) by having your students create pies of their own!

This bulletin board set comes with pie craft templates, weaving strip templates, and 6 choices for a writing or math flip craft.

Also included are teacher prep tips, a lesson plan, bulletin board display lettering, and a coloring page.

Snag it for only $1.50 today!

Leprechaun Trap F R E E B I E 🍀 St. Patrick’

Leprechaun Trap F R E E B I E 🍀

St. Patrick’s Day is next week. Have your students color these free leprechaun traps. Simply staple them into cylinders, and attach the included Free Gold sign.

Place the traps in the windows or at your students’ desks the night before St. Patrick’s Day. Fill them with gold coins or beaded necklaces from the dollar store.

This resource also includes a letter from the leprechaun.

You can find this freebie in my Kindergarten Korner Free Resources Library. Comment below if you need the link!

These 3D tulips are the perfect activity for the f

These 3D tulips are the perfect activity for the first day of spring…

I created this resource years ago, and I have used it year after year in kindergarten. It is purposeful and fun, and it brightens up your entire classroom or hallway!

Differentiated writing templates are included for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. Plus, you’ll get teacher tips for assembly and bulletin board letters to complete your display. 🌷