As teachers, we all know that young children thrive on routine, and a big part of that routine is introducing engaging, language-rich activ...
Draw some funny monsters with your children to practice creating pictures with simple lines and following directional and positional languag...
It's always great when resources in your classroom can be used in more than one way. Here are a few ways to use the banner pieces in my ...
Art projects, both independent and collaborative can help your build and foster classroom community. As they work creatively, display their ...
Tracing page activities are a great first step on the journey to learning to write as your children learn to control a pencil or crayon. The...
Here is a fun minimal-prep language or spelling game to play as a lesson transition or warm up. Or just to fill a few minutes! Word Spell ha...
Help your youngest learners get confidence in their creativity by showing them how to turn their scribbles into something! You can do this ...
If you'd like to help your students with some simple steps to follow to make a funny pumpkin this October, I have a directed drawing p...
We have a set of worksheets that can be used to support your teaching of early division. They complement our animated text Cat and Bat . T...
We have a little treat to brighten your week - a new FREE digital screen wallpaper. Our 9 Little Monster cuties will delight your students ...
Have fun in the classroom this Halloween with our Frankenstein themed scissor skill activities! These are perfect for preschool and kinderga...
We made cat paper bag puppets yesterday. It's kind of a long story, involving mice, books, puppets and chocolate cake. What started...
Combine a fun monster theme with maths using ten frames for addition! Ten Frames support students in multiple content area...
Monster Chef (Amazon affiliate link) is a fun children's book about Marcel, the monster who isn't scary. He has crotchety horns ...
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