I am partnering up with Mrs. Wills again for another {peek} at my week. This three-day weekend has been heavenly. I had time to shop, cook and enjoy the sunrise. Tomorrow is back to work again. Here is a little peek:
Aloha, I am a first grade teacher on the Big Island of Hawaii. I love to create, inspire and share. I aspire to be a splash of Mrs. Frizzle, a scoop of Mary Poppins and a dash of Tinkerbell!
Phonics Games for Beginning Readers
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In today’s fast-paced educational landscape, teachers are constantly
seeking innovative methods to engage students and enhance their literacy
skills. One...
Reindeer Theme
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Teaching kindergarten in December is just so fun! I love bringing the
magic of the season into the classroom. One of my favorite themes to teach
is rein...
Creepy Crayon: Free Craft Template!
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Today, I am going to give you a link to our free Creepy Crayon craft that
we made to accompany the book *Creepy Crayon* by Aaron Reynolds! Yay! If
you...
Halloween Time
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Halloween is such a great time of year!
The classroom is a fun place to be and learn!!
This weekend will be a fun hashtag sale #ghost will help you ...
Shine Bright Bulletin Board
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I spent a few hours this week getting some of my bulletin boards ready for
back to school. This is a hall bulletin board that is in my school. I love
al...
Birthdays in the Classroom
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Birthdays are a big deal. I don't know about you, but my first graders
love reminding me almost every day for the week leading up to their day:
"IT'S ALMO...
March Centers
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Oh, these centers were some of my favorites when I taught Kindergarten!!
Browse through the pics for some whimsical fun!And a little twist on that
station...
Joyful Self-Portraits
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Hopefully, it has been a few weeks and teachers feel back in the swing of
things. September is time for creating a classroom community. Many of the
teacher...
"Trollin" In to a New School Year!!
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I don't know about you, but my kids love trolls! So, I thought how cute it
would be to make a troll craft for the beginning of school! This can be
used ...
Alphapalooza 2 Phonemic Awareness & Phonics Fun!
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“The two best predictors of early reading success are alphabet recognition
and phonemic awareness.”
-Marilyn Jager Adams
We spend a lot of time working ...
Storage Solutions for the Classroom
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Earlier this afternoon I posted this picture on Instagram....
I received a few messages after posting regaring the containers I used for
organization, ...
Apron Lady: Will You Be My Valentine?
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Do you know The Apron Lady? Her name is Sandy Welch and I am so proud to
call her my dear friend. If you have attended any I Teach K conferences in
the las...
Thanksgiving Clip art
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A new set of clipart this week. I am working on more kids this week for
Holidays, Winter and Valentines.... Hopefully I can get back in the
groove! I h...
Back to School Team Gifts
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Last year I helped open a brand-new school. Blogging was not on my priority
list. Opening a new school was the most amazing experience but I have never
wor...
Technical Difficulties!
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I'm in the process of switching from Wordpress to Blogger and post images
are not showing up. I am trying hard to have this fixed ASAP, so please
hang tig...
Math Journals For First Grade
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At the beginning of the school year I shared a post on how to get students
started on math journals. I am hoping you have tried getting your feet wet
with...
The Walking Classroom is here!
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My fifth graders just received a grant from Safe Routes, The Walking
Classroom and our PTO to purchase The Walking Classroom. This program
combines academi...
Elephants Aloft and Positional Words
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This week we are learning about positional words in science. Today we read
the book Elephants Aloft. After reading the book we drew elephants and
acted out...
Let’s Talk Turkey!
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We’ve been *talking turkeys* all week in our first grade classrooms.
Throughout the week we have read lots of interesting books and articles to
learn a...
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