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  • Are you looking for a fun Leprechaun craftivity? This St. Patrick's Day Writing Craft is a creative writing activity to celebrate the holiday. This craftivity includes word webs, writing prompts, Leprechaun craft, and bulletin board letters. Hang your little Leprechauns on a bulletin board in your classroom for a festive decoration. Click on the picture to learn more about this craftivity for your Kindergartners, 1st graders, and 2nd graders! #stpatricksdaywritingcraft #leprechaunwritingcraft
  • These free reading cheat sheets are so helpful for lesson planning! TONS of ideas for teaching reading fluency, reading comprehension... even pre-reading skills! #teachingreading #readingteacher #firstgrade #kindergarten #prek #learningtoread #teachingtools
  • What better way to celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday on March 2nd then with cookies... Grinch Cookie Pops! What I love most about these cookie pops is that they are easy-to-make. They are the perfect treat to make with your students in your classroom or with your little helpers at home after reading the book. What a fun (and yummy) activity for reading month! Click on the picture to learn how to make these Dr. Seuss inspired treats! #drseuss #thegrinch #readingmonth #drseusstreats #drseusssnack
  • Playful Storytelling - Ideas for using a Story Bag, Basket or Prop Box!
  • This is the best list of The Very Hungry Caterpillar activities and crafts ever! #thehungrycaterpillaractivities #veryhungrycaterpillarfreeprintables #veryhungrycaterpillarfcraftprintable #veryhungrycaterpillarcoloringsheet
  • Publishing guide, printable and rubric for writer's workshop. This will help your students learn what a story entails, a good beginning, middle and end. This gives your students the help to sit down and create their own story. #storywriting #freeprintable #free #rubric #writersworkshop #firstgrade #secondgrade #partsofastory #mrsjonescreationstation
  • Are you looking for a fun, hands-on activity for your kids? Then, you need to try making this Kool-Aid Play Dough! Your kids are sure to love this sensory-friendly recipe! By squeezing, rolling, and squishing the dough, they will develop their fine motor skills and strengthen their hand muscles. You can use the play dough as a tool to help your children’s letter knowledge too. They can practice forming letters or writing the alphabet in the play dough using a pencil or craft stick. #playdough
  • Easy and fun game for kids in the classroom, parties, or at home with mom and dad.
  • Homeschooling with a routine simply means that we follow the same order of tasks each day without letting time dictate how long we spend on each subject. With a schedule you follow the same order each day with a certain time frame to complete each subject, stopping when time runs out. Find out why I believe a homeschool routine works better than a homeschool schedule.
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