I love finding ways to extend the lesson after reading a good book. Here are twenty engaging Little Red Riding Hood activities that are sure to excite your students! From hands-on activities and art projects to crafts and printables, there is a variety of Little Red Riding Hood activities appropriate for kids in preschool, kindergarten, and elementary grades. Little Red…
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In fourteen hundred ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. This collection of Christopher Columbus activities and resources will help you and your students celebrate Columbus Day! With a wide variety of math and literacy activities, there’s something in this pack for a wide range of ages and stages from preschool to elementary school. Christopher Columbus Activities Monday, October 9, is…
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My copy of If You Give a Mouse a Cookie is a bit beat up. It’s stained pink from what is likely some spilled kool-aid. But, it’s still a favorite that I can’t part with. These If You Give a Mouse a Cookie inspired counting mats are a fun way for children to practice counting from 1 to 10. If You Give a Mouse…
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Onomatopoeia is so much fun to teach.Basically, onomatopoeia words are sound words. Words that name a sound like crunch, moo, pow, and boom are all sound words. This collection of picture books with onomatopoeia are perfect for your upcoming lessons. Students will see and hear onomatopoeia in action! Picture Books with Onomatopoeia Fill your book basket with a great collection of books with onomatopoeia. Most…
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My youngest is a dancer. More specifically, she’s a ballerina. She’s been dancing since she was four. Over the years, she’s done all genres of dance. As a result, we have read many books about dance. Whether you have a little dancer or you just have a little one who would enjoy reading about dance, I’ve compiled a great list…
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