Make learning place value fun and exciting with this place value game! Kids will figure out who has various numbers 1-100.
Resources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism
Learn how I use two engaging picture books - The Hundred Dresses and Mr. Peabody's Apples - to help create a positive class culture in my upper elementary classroom.
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Sensory Glitter Bottles - a fun and soothing DIY craft to encourage recycling!
This healthy fish recipe makes a tasty and easy weeknight meal that's low in calories. Serve with wild rice or roasted potatoes.
A blog about the 4th grade classroom of Mrs. Skowronski
This gift guide for toddlers ages 12-18 months old shares 26 different, developmentally appropriate gift ideas as well as 10 stocking stuffer ideas. All items on this list promote play-based learning, and can be considered open-ended. These gift ideas will grow with children and can positively enhance their learning development as well as build find motor skills, and language/social skills.
Free Charlotte's Web Unit Study for homeschool. Charlotte's Web unit pdf. Charlotte's Web novel study and reading unit. Secular homeschool.
This lovely Valentine's Day themed activity is great for getting children to practise number ordering to 20. Can they fill in the missing numbers?
All About Me posters are a great activity for kids to express their personality, likes, dislikes, and dreams. By engaging in this creative process, your child enhances their self-awareness and can share important aspects of themselves with friends, family, or classmates..
An Upper Elementary Collaborative blog written by 13 teachers. Includes teaching ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5.
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Use these sequencing cards printable to teach many skills to your preschooler including order, vocabulary, and critical thinking.
This blog post is full of ideas for the First Week of Kindergarten. Includes book suggestions, activities, and links to accompanying ideas.
All About Me posters are a great activity for kids to express their personality, likes, dislikes, and dreams. By engaging in this creative process, your child enhances their self-awareness and can share important aspects of themselves with friends, family, or classmates..
Third grade! Yay! I survived the first two weeks of third grade and finally have the time/energy to tell you a little bit about it. I won’t be going into total detail, so please leave a comment if you have a question! (UPDATE: I wrote a much more detailed post with more links and full ... Read More about The First Week of Third Grade
