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  • Math and literacy centers for April! Printable center activities for kindergarten that are easy and quick to prep!
  • Need some tips and ideas for phoneme manipulation activities to use in your kindergarten classroom? This post is PACKED with fun ideas and a quick video for what phoneme manipulation is and how to teach it effectively to your kindergarten and first grade students. Click the pin to read more!
  • Have you jumped on the podcast train? Here are a few of my favorite teaching podcasts!
  • If you use math centers for kindergarten, you need to find kindergarten math games that are both fun and engaging. These 27 math centers for numbers to 30 help students compose and decompose numbers, and with number recognition.
  • Trying to find some fun spring activities for your classroom? Why not learn all about insects! Students love learning about bugs and creating bug crafts to go along with their favorite Eric Carl books. The insect ideas I included in this post are perfect for kindergarten and 1st grade.
  • Sight words are crucial to your kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade students' reading success, so I wanted to share some ways that I teach my students to master these words! In this post, I'm sharing hands-on ways for teaching sight words, how I assess students' progress, and even some fun resources! Read this blog post to try these sight words ideas with your primary students!
  • Looking for the best frog books to kick off a frog unit in kindergarten? These frog read alouds include fiction stories, and nonfiction frog books so your students can learn fun facts about frogs!
  • Fun, butterfly lesson plans are here! Students respond to literature using the story, The Very Impatient Caterpillar and also learn about the butterfly life cycle and migration using nonfiction text. You will love these digital and printable lessons for kindergarten, 1st, & 2nd grade.
  • 2 weeks of lesson ideas to support your study on butterflies! Students respond to fiction and nonfiction literature with these digital and printable activities.
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