Teaching on Two-Dimensional Shapes: 2-Day Lesson Plan for Kindergarten
Don’t be a square! It’s time to gather your students in a circle and learn two-dimensional shapes.
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Subtract From 10: A Lesson Plan for Kindergarten
The farmer had ten apples and the horse ate one. How many are left? Young students who are in the early stages of learning the concept of subtraction …
Continue ReadingExploring the Sense of Touch & Feeling with Kindergarteners
It’s hot in here! That itches! Oh, this blanket is so soft. Ouch, I stepped on a rock! All of these things are felt because of our sense of touch. …
Continue ReadingOur Sense of Taste: Kindergarten Lesson Plan
What would the world be like if we couldn’t taste and enjoy the food we eat? Teach your students about one of our remarkable senses with a book, …
Continue ReadingExploring Our Sense of Hearing Lesson Plan for Kindergarten
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Young children can learn to appreciate and protect their sense of hearing, which helps them discover the environment around them. …
Continue ReadingExploring the Sense of Sight: Kindergarten Lesson Plan
A simple activity can help all of your young students appreciate our precious sense of sight! Find out more in this lesson plan, which is complete …
Continue ReadingWhat's that Smell? Exploring the Sense of Smell Lesson Plan for Kindergarten
The nose knows! Can the students guess what is in the box without seeing what it is? Learn more about the nose by reading a book, doing a fun activity …
Continue ReadingThree Vocal Exercises for Pre-K or Kindergarten Students
Teaching young learners to sing is a very rewarding activity not to mention a worthwhile skill for students to learn. In this article find three vocal …
Continue ReadingExplore the Properties of Wood with Your Kindergarten Classroom
Who would have guessed that learning about wood would be such fun? Young students discover the properties of wood in this enjoyable lesson plan. You …
Continue ReadingClassroom Teaching Strategies to Overcome the Achievement Gap
As teachers, we can move beyond the talk about the achievement gap, and instead, utilize proven strategies to affect real change in our classrooms.
Continue ReadingRecording Observations About Objects with the Five Senses: Kindergarten Science Lesson
Children have a natural curiosity. You can ignite this curiosity by providing your Kindergarten students with hands-on activities that provoke …
Continue ReadingThe Many Ways to Make 10! A Two-Day Kindergarten Math Lesson
There are many ways to combine two addends to make 10! Use a classic book as a springboard to bring the number ten to life. Follow up with some fun …
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