Showing posts with label Fall Theme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall Theme. Show all posts

Friday, November 6, 2015

Scarecrow Stuffin"

This week Deedee Wills shared a fabulous resource from Differentiated Kindergarten Blog about sensory bins.  Scarecrows are too cute not to share what we are doing in our sensory table! 

The students can stuff and un-stuff the scarecrow.  Then they get to label the scarecrow.  After all the fun, the students will label a scarecrow on a worksheet to take home. 








Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho, It's Off To Raking I Go!

Have A Good Fall, Y'all!!!

Friday, October 3, 2014

Thematic Center Linky 1

Our thematic learning centers help the kindergarten students explore favorite classroom themes as they build and reinforce essential concepts that enhance their learning.

This linky is AWESOME because "YOU BELIEVE" and it is a place where you can link up and share anything you enjoy about thematic centers...

  • A blog post about the thematic centers that you are using in your classroom
  • A facebook post about your thematic centers
  • Thematic centers that are in your TpT or TN shop
  • Thematic centers you have purchased on TpT or TN and would highly recommend to other educators
Check out the fall centers we will be learning from the next 2 weeks:
Get a copy of Rackin-In-The-Learning fall centers here!
By: The Printable Princess 




Each center has a "I CAN" card for the students, classroom helpers, or the teacher to review the directions on how the center works! 









We believe that integrating thematic units into your day is most effective for kinder kids.  It makes learning and teaching a lot of fun for teachers and students! 

PLEASE link up and SHARE what you are doing in your classroom!  You have until October 13th to link up to this post!

Remember...to include a link back to "Thematic Centers Rock ~ Don't Stop Believin'" in your post.  


Thank you & Let's Play!

Amber & LuAnn

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