Kindergarteners learn best through play, so why not incorporate more games in class? Games are a fun and engaging way to build important kindergarten skills. You can use board games to help to reinforce academic skills while practicing critical social skills like taking turns and winning and losing as well as fine motor skills. Below […]
Month: October 2020
How to Answer Tricky Parent-Teacher Conferences Questions and Comments
We’ve all been there. Sitting at a parent-teacher conference and a parent asks a question or makes a comment and you have no idea how to respond. And you sit there trying not to look like a deer in the headlights wracking your brain to think of a suitable answer. Over the years I created […]
Disguise a Turkey Project with Digital Option
Disguise a Turkey project is a family favorite activity every year, but this year many teachers are teaching hybrid or virtually and it is tricky to allow all students to participate. This turkey disguise project pack has print AND a digital option for Seesaw so all of your students can participate. There are so many […]
How to Use Editable Conference Forms for Virtual Parent-Teacher Conferences
Preparing for parent-teacher conferences can be overwhelming under typical circumstances. Preparing for virtual conferences is a whole new adventure. But, rest assured you can use the conference forms you’ve used in years past for virtual parent conferences, too! For the purposes of this blog, I will be referencing my Editable Parent Teacher Conference Forms (pictured above) […]