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Category Archives: Preschool
Learning To Write My Name
Forming letters for the first time is no easy task. Kids are still trying to understand the concept of print generally at the same time they are expected to write their names. As with most things that are difficult concepts, … Continue reading
Posted in Classroom, Creative Learning, Elementary, Handwriting, Home Schooling, Preschool, Teach your child
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How to Inspire Good Behavior In Your Classroom
Whether it’s elementary, preschool or Sunday School, order and control are essential if you expect learning to occur. Continue reading
Posted in Classroom, Discipline, Elementary, Motivation, Preschool, Sunday School, Uncategorized
Tagged So...you want them to behave?
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Great Ways to Practice Number Identification for Preschoolers
1. Hopscotch: This is more than fun. This is a memory! Your child will laugh and giggle with you and learn every number you write down. (Hopscotch Rules) 2. Write a number on the outside of a cup or brown … Continue reading
Teaching Your Child Numbers
Teaching your child about numbers is an exciting time. Counting, of course, is one of the first things that parents instinctively do. Kids love to begin to count. The more you practice the better they get. Verbally, knowing numbers in … Continue reading
A Favor to All the KDG Teachers
Isn’t it cute when your child begins to write their name for the first time? I scanned in my son’s first letter “K” so I could always remember that moment in time. I cannot tell you how proud I was. … Continue reading
It’s All About Style
I’ve got style. What’s yours? Do you know that you have one, a learning style that is? Hmmmm. Maybe you have some notion, or maybe you have zero understanding as to where I am going with this. Well, we each … Continue reading
We’re Back to School
Whether you have a 3rd grader or a preschooler, breaking the summertime habits can be challenging. Here’s the best thing I ever did to help my kids become more independent on school mornings. First of all, let’s all just recognize … Continue reading
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