Monthly Archives: March 2015

I’m so excited to announce my new series of activity packs that are designed to teach your child and/or students to learn to read.  They are called Learn2Read and Read2Learn.  The theory behind this is that first, a child learns to read.  When they have learned to read, they then will be able to read to learn. Learn2ReadContinue reading “Learn2Read”

Time for some fun on the farm!  Here’s a peek at our farm fun and my new Farm Learning Pack!   Here’s our cute Chicken Lifecycles!  We discussed that a chicken starts out as an egg in a nest.  The nest we made from paper shreds from the Dollar Store!  If you click the pictureContinue reading “Fun On the Farm!”

What happens when hundreds of wonderful TpT sellers decide that a fellow teacher is in need? A MASSIVE fundraiser happens! That’s what!   We call it Teachers Helping Teachers, and it came about after TpT teacher-authors heard the story of Diana Salmon, a New York teacher who lost a leg in a tragic hit andContinue reading “Bionic Teacher!”

Need a cute craft for the kiddos to collect their eggs?  We made bunny bags in our class.  They’re great for collecting Spring Eggs!  How cute are they!  Here’s what you’ll need:-White Paper Bags-White Construction Paper-Google Eyes-Colorful Pom Poms-Glue-Colored Pencils Click here to get the bunny Ears Pattern. {freebie!} For your convenience, I’ve added theContinue reading “Bunny Bags!”

The Pet Vet Office that I made for my kiddos has been hands-down one of their ALL.TIME.FAVORITE Dramatic Play centers.  They just couldn’t get enough!  I took tons of pictures, so here’s a little peek into our Veterinarian’s Office… Here’s the set up on the bulletin board.  🙂 How cute is Dr. Jessie!  I usedContinue reading “Dramatic Play Pet Vet's Office”

Tomorrow is Dr. Seuss’ Birthday!  To celebrate, our school always does a parade for Pre-K through 1st grade and the rest of the school watches us parade through the halls.  It’s so much fun!  In my classroom, I probably own almost every Dr. Seuss book ever written, so we read a TON of his booksContinue reading “Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!”