10 Ways to Develop Number Sense Easily
Number sense has to be caught and can not be taught! There are so many things to do to practice! 1. Number Path The students love to count on the…
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Awesome Alphabet Activities for All Students
Learning the upper case and lower case letters of the alphabet can happen like magic when all students participate in awesome alphabet activities. Learning letters and sounds is an important…
Can You Teach Sight Words Easily?
Direct, explicit instruction of words can happen in kindergarten or at any level so you can teach sight words easily! Once you teach the sight words, the students can use…
Amazing Nursery Rhyme Dress up Day for Kindergarten
Making a fun day of celebrating nursery rhymes for kindergarten is amazing if you plan a dress up day. Something as simple as a dress up day can make an…
Great STEAM with Reading Response
Finding ways to develop STEAM and reading is a great way to develop so many skills needed by students. STEAM is the educational discipline that engages students around the subjects…
Engaging Math Number Fun with Double Sided Beans
Working with numbers in math is a skill that needs a lot of practice for kindergarten students. One fun way to practice addition facts and math number fun is with…
Develop Number Sense Easily with a Rhyming Game
Develop number sense easily while playing a rhyming game to help students develop math and rhyming skills. Yes, math skills cancan happen with most games that you play with children.…
Fine Motor Fun for Kindergarten
This fine motor fun activities involved the use of shapes and position words (fun math skills) which will support the fine motor development of kindergarten kiddos. Of course it will…
Best Way to Teach the Alphabet
What can you do to help students learn the letter names or the sounds? Just a few minutes of practice. So I do a few fun things to teach the…
Amazing Language Experience with Scat the Cat
First, I told the story to the students using large pictures. Pictures help students with auditory problems remember. There was a large, colored picture for each cat. Then we…