This Halloween, you should read Gustavo the Shy Ghost. Gustavo, the main character in Gustavo the Shy Ghost, is a ghost who loves music and playing the violin. However, he's painfully shy and struggles to make friends because of his anxiety about being noticed. The story follows Gustavo as he tries to build friendships and overcome his fears. It’s a touching exploration of what it feels like to be ... Read More about Gustavo the Shy Ghost Book Companion
The Golden Acorn Interactive Read Aloud
Teaching teamwork to young children can be both fun and meaningful when you use the right tools. One great resource is Katy Hudson’s The Golden Acorn, a beautifully illustrated picture book that not only captivates first graders but also delivers an important message about working together. Through Squirrel’s adventure, children can learn valuable lessons about teamwork, friendship, and the power ... Read More about The Golden Acorn Interactive Read Aloud
Fall Centers
Fall-themed centers bring the excitement of the season into the classroom, making learning feel like play. By incorporating pumpkins, leaves, apples, and other fall elements, children can relate to the activities, making them more enjoyable and memorable. These centers also help in building foundational math and literacy skills through hands-on, thematic learning. Creating fall-themed math and ... Read More about Fall Centers
All About Apples
Apples are a popular topic in first-grade classrooms, and for good reason! They’re relatable, tasty, and full of educational opportunities. In this post, we'll explore various activities to help students learn about apples, label them, and dive into some fun facts through research. From apple crafts to apple tasting, you’ll find everything you need to make apples a favorite lesson in your ... Read More about All About Apples
3 Card Games to Practice Math
When I first started teaching 18 years ago, kids commonly knew how to play these card games. Unfortunately, a lot kids do not know how to play them anymore. The good news is, they are pretty simple games to learn. Once students learn the rules, you can play them with number cards, like I am showing, letter cards, or sight word cards. We practice playing these games in small group, with an adult ... Read More about 3 Card Games to Practice Math
Free Peeps Craft
This week, we had fun making these peep pets with shaving cream and food dye. I thought it was going to be hard, but it really wasn't bad. My educational assistant called in sick, but I was still able to do it successfully. I had the students working on the writing component while I called them over one at a time to do the shaving cream. You can get the Peep and Writing activity FREE here by ... Read More about Free Peeps Craft
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