Creating Predictable Routines for Young Learners
In our kindergarten through second-grade special education classroom, routines aren’t just helpful, they’re essential. Many of our learners thrive on predictability, and when routines are clear, consistent, and supportive, they […]
Wrapping Up A Wonderful School Year as a Kindergarten Teacher
As the final days of the school year approach, I have noticed an increase in the energy in both our kindergarten students as well as staff. The weather is getting […]
Expanding on Kindergarten Reading Skills in the Spring
I love teaching in the spring! We can get outside more and increase hands-on experiences!. Spring is also a great time to fine-tune early reading and reading skills before they […]
How General Education Teachers Can Incorporate Social-Emotional Learning Activities
As educators, academic skills are only a part of what students need to succeed in school and to increase independence in their home life. Social-emotional learning (SEL) is equally important, […]
How to Refresh a Kindergarten Classroom After the New Year Holiday
The New Year brings a fresh start, making it the perfect time to refresh your kindergarten classroom. After a long holiday break, both you and your students are ready for […]
