Back To School Poems
Back To School Poems Back to school poems for educators and parents.
Back To School Poems Back to school poems for educators and parents.
Separation anxiety… Nothing is more exciting and terrifying than the first day of school. Many of the children who come into your classroom will have…
After reading a story about how germs are spread on hands, the teacher puts some glitter on her hands and says,
Click on the links below for printable Fall curriculum ideas to use in your classroom. You can also share these activities with parents in a…
Friendship Memory: Take a picture of each child. Make two copies and glue each on a card, writing the child’s name below the picture.
Friendship flower: Have each child pick a partner and they will be given one carnation per 2 children.
I draw a huge tree shape including branches.
Friendship Pizza Take sugar cookie dough and roll it out into a circle big enough to fit in a pizza pan.
A fellow teacher had taught us this song a couple years ago as we were saying goodbye to our 5 year olds.
Either look through a large book with lots of large pictures (fairy tales work well)
I work with 3 year olds, and this idea worked for me. Ask your children (one at a time or in several small groups) to…
Pizza face! the pizza dough will be the face and you can add pepperoni or ham circles for eyes. you can make a happy face…
Traditional song: “I’ve got that hap-py feel-ing here in my heart, here in my heart, here in my heart.
During a family unit in Kindergarten I did a math lesson that involved puppets.
The Wheels on the Bus I used this with my class of nine (4 year olds) when we were in dramatic play. I used chairs…
We are thinking of next year already, and have decided that we are going with an outdoor backyard theme for the fall.
Each September we get a new group of kids coming into the classroom.
During the first few days of school, my 4-year-olds play this little game with me as a way of becoming familiar with the classroom.
I did this project with my preschoolers and they loved it! You need yellow & black paint, crayons, and egg cartons.
At the beginning of each year, I introduce the concept of cooperation by performing this simple experiment: Gather a class supply of old, “dirty” pennies,…