Journal Prompts for Independent Writing with Young Writers

As a teacher one of my favorite parts of the year is when students begin to write! It happens throughout the year when students are ready, but when it does happen it is something magical. Students are excited and eager to start writing. How can we help them become writers that are confident? With prompts…

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9 End of the Year Activities

Hey Teachers! Many (if not all) of us have been told that virtual learning is the new way of teaching until the end of the year. I know that when I heard that is how it was going to be I was frustrated. Why? Because I have SO many amazing activities for the students at…

My honest Rothy’s Review

Who doesn't love a pair of comfortable shoes? I know that I sure do! Also, these shoes need to be stylish. As a teacher I spend most of my day on my feet. Style and comfort are two things that I look at when it comes to shoes. I want to share with you my…

How My Side Hustle Saved Me From Burnout

Hey sis, did you know that you can love your job and also love a break from it too? Yea that's a real thing. Teachers are allowed to love their job and also LOVE summer vacation. It's okay. I know that for awhile I was guilty when I would tell people how badly I wanted…

How to Create An Epic Vision Board

We might be right around the corner from June but who says you can't create a vision board any time you want to!? I know that this idea is always the most popular in January, but you know what? Dreams and vision don't happen ONLY in January sister. They manifest ALL YEAR LONG. I am…

5 Letter Recognition games for Preschool and Pre- Kindergarten

Remember in my last blog post when I discussed that I was going to be giving you a sneak into letter recognition games for early childhood? Well, I am still doing that but I am just going to go all in with this and share with you 5 NEW GAMES that I created.  I am too excited…

ABC Foldable Mini Books

TAKE A PEEK AT THE BOOKS The alphabet. Such an easy concept to teach to 4 and 5 year olds don't you agree? As they all sit criss cross applesauce on the carpet, listening attentively as you go through all 52 uppercase and lowercase letters and their sounds. Don't forget to talk about vowels too!…

Math made fun!

Happy Friday everyone! I hope that your week was FUN and you are ready for a relaxing weekend.  Speaking of fun, can we chat about these super fun numerical ordering pages that I created? Did you know that students are more likely to retain information if they are engaged in an activity that goes with…