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Unique Counting Games to Practice Numbers

June 3, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: CURRICULUM, Math, Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Unique Counting Games to Practice Numbers

8 ways to increase number sense in the classroom by using counting games: Are you looking for some unique counting games for your students to practice number sense and counting? I made a list of 8 ways to practice learning those numbers. After exposure and repetition, these tried and true activities will work. These counting […]

End of the School Year Tips

May 6, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Literacy, Math, Spring, Summer, Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized, Writing Leave a Comment

End of the School Year Tips

6 ways you can make your last few weeks with your students enjoyable. The end of the school year can be stressful, but it can also be fun! Once the testing is done, the grades are accounted for, it’s time to relax a little. However, it is important to still stick to your schedule, routines, […]

The Importance of Assessments

April 29, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Assessments, Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized Leave a Comment

The Importance of Assessments

Do you give assessments to your students? They have always been a must in my classroom. I want to talk to you about the importance of assessments. I will give you a break down of why I give assessments and some strategies to administer them. In kindergarten, it is very challenging to give your students […]

10 Tips to Avoid Teacher Burnout

April 18, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized Leave a Comment

10 Tips to Avoid Teacher Burnout

It’s that time of year when teacher burnout is in full force. Some days it’s hard to keep it together, but you know you must be there for your students in mind, body, soul! It’s hard. So hard. As teachers we usually put our student’s well being before our own. Think of the airplane mask […]

Spring Centers and Activities for Kindergartners

April 2, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: FREEBIES, Literacy, Math, Science, Spring, Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized, Writing Leave a Comment

Spring Centers and Activities for Kindergartners

Spring is here! What a great feeling, am I right?! Living in Minnesota makes for a LONG winter. So, I always get excited to shed the winter clutter and activities in the classroom and bring out the new spring centers. I have created a list of some of my favorite spring centers, spring teaching tips, […]

Movement in the Classroom

March 19, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Behavior management, FREEBIES, Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Movement in the Classroom

Techniques, Products & Freebies to Increase Movement in the Classroom Kids are busy bodies. Don’t you wonder how they have SO MUCH energy ALL.THE.TIME.?! As an educator, it is hard to let go, and give kids that time to wiggle. Sometimes I think, will this extra movement in the classroom disrupt my lesson more? Will […]

Graphic Organizers for Writing

March 6, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized, Writing Leave a Comment

Graphic Organizers for Writing

Teaching writing strategies with graphic organizers. Graphic organizers are so important. They are a great visual for students to use before they dive in and write. It helps to collect their thoughts and give meaningful content once it’s time to write. Here are 3 ways you can use graphic organizers for writing to keep your […]

Teaching Writing Strategies

February 14, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized, Writing Leave a Comment

Teaching Writing Strategies

4 Teaching Writing strategies for the middle and end of the school year. In response to my post, Writing Strategies for the Beginning of the School Year, I am now ready to take their writing to the next level. This post will show you how I transition my students from basic writers to more advanced […]

Writing Strategies for the Beginning of the School Year

January 29, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized, Writing Leave a Comment

Writing Strategies for the Beginning of the School Year

5 Writing strategies for the beginning of the school year. Writing is probably one of the more difficult subjects to teach, in my opinion, but it’s one of my favorites as well. This is a time when students can be creative and let their ideas flow. Below are some basic writing strategies on how I […]

Consonant Digraphs: How to Teach Them in 5 Steps

January 15, 2019 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Literacy, Teaching Strategies, Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Consonant Digraphs: How to Teach Them in 5 Steps

Teaching consonant digraphs to primary students can be a bit challenging, especially after they have finally mastered the rules for sounding out simple CVC words. The fact that each letter doesn’t have a sound can really be confusing to our little learners. This post will give you phonics strategies to help you successfully introduce teaching […]

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