Have you ever gone on a craft supply shopping spree? And then realized that you have way too much of something? I have. When we first moved into our present house, I learned about a simple way to add color to your bedroom walls – scrapbook paper! Naturally, I bought tons of it. Which leftKeep Reading…
Vowel Houses! Short Vowel Sounds Activity for Kids
Learning about short vowel sounds is part of a great foundation in early literacy. After all, when we teach early readers to decode CVC words, the short vowel sound in the center is what separates the two consonants. But early learners tend to remember concepts best when they get to incorporate movement in each lesson. Keep Reading…
Easy Scented Pumpkin Pie Playdough Recipe for Kids
Confession time: I didn’t really eat pumpkin pie as a child. I’m from the Deep South and, down here, we tend to eat more sweet potato pie than pumpkin. At least in my family. (I honestly don’t have enough space here to write about the wonders of sweet potato pie.) After I became an adult,Keep Reading…
Counting Crows! Write and Wipe Addition Cards
When my husband and I moved to the suburbs, we started to see something we hadn’t seen before. Crows. Our neighborhood didn’t have many trees, but it had lots of telephone lines. And it was an everyday occurrence to see crows gathered up in groups on the lines right outside our window. In the fall,Keep Reading…
Pumpkin Pie Parts! Fraction Clip Cards for Kids
Fractions are not exactly known for being…the most fun math concept to teach. I remember trying to make colorful anchor charts to bring this topic to life as much as possible, but it just fell flat. The kids were not interested in hot pink definitions of fractions on colored chart paper. The good thing isKeep Reading…
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