Who wants to track summer reading?! Summertime is quickly approaching! I know many teachers ask students to read at home for 20 minutes nightly. I did the same thing when I was in the classroom. But as I’m sure we all know; routines tend to go out the window once summer vacation rolls around. I created free printable summer reading logs to help motivate your child to keep up their reading practice during the summer break from school.
I am super excited about today’s blog post! I have something fun to share with you all, and…make sure you read to the end of this post! 😉 Hint, hint. I was recently contacted by someone on behalf of Cra-Z Art about reviewing a new preschool game they were launching. My son is currently four,…
Way back when (in 2011 to be precise), I created a quick, fun writing activity to go along with an idea I had seen online. The idea was to give your students a grow capsule – you know, one of those little plastic pill-like things you can find for cheap the Dollar Tree or Dollar…
The end of August is here and while many teachers have already had their school years begin, I know there are still many more who will be starting within the next week! I hope that if your school year has already started it is going fabulously and that ALL of you have a wonderful school…
I thought I would take a minute or two and just type out a sort of tutorial about accessing my free resources for those who may need it. When you sign up for my newsletter, you will be sent an email that explains how to log in and access the resources, but if you’re the…
Happy February! January was sort of crazy around here, weather-wise. We had nice spring-like weather with warmer days and then days with ice, sleet, and snow! I think more snow might be on the way here in Kentucky. I wonder if that pesky Groundhog will see his shadow or not….. And…. The Olympics are coming! The…