Spring Animal Movement Game
Circle time can be a ton of fun! It’s such a great way to start your day, end your day, or gather your class together at any point in between! It’s great for building community, practicing skills, and sharing good books. But… if you don’t give...
Spring “I Have, Who Has” **FREEBIE**
I’m SO excited to share this spring circle time game with you because it combines three of my favorite things: spring themes, circle time, and free stuff! “I Have, Who Has?” is fantastic for practicing just about any skill, but this particular...
Snowman Circle Time Games
I love all things winter! Well… except for actual winter. I’m not a fan of cold, icky weather. But, I love winter as a classroom theme! The books, the decorations, the activities, the songs. I love it all! Some of my favorite winter activities are my...
Gingerbread Math Activities
One of my favorite themes of the year is the gingerbread man! I love to read all the different versions of the story! And I love all the different literacy activities that go along with reading all those different versions! But I also LOVE all of the gingerbread math...
Thanksgiving Circle Time Games: Colors & Shapes
Hopefully by now you’ve seen my Thanksgiving circle time games for letters & sounds, and the ones I have for numbers & counting! So, now we can round out your collection with these fun Thanksgiving-themed games for colors, shapes, and visual...What’s New On Facebook
βYear-round schools have been touted for reducing summer learning loss and improving teacher and student morale.β
Iβm hearing more and more discussions about making this shift. What are your thoughts on year-round school calendars?
Is It Time to Reconsider the Year-Round School Schedule?
www.edweek.org
This scheduling option can help schools with large enrollments manage space constraints and provide built-in breaks for enrichment and remediation.I personally think that I would love it! I get so bored during the summer and think the longer breaks throughout the year would be refreshing.
