Interactive charts

The days of the week chart will help kids to understand the orders, pronounce them, and have them make a list of what to do within the week. The days of the week get ordered comes from the order of Hellenistic astrology.

In our classroom we have been learning all about prepositions. I usually hate teaching grammar, but these hands-on reading units have made it so much more fun! Pinterest I started off by introducing prepositions with a song… These songs were PERFECT!! If you play them, be prepared for a classroom of little singers that will […]

Using sticky notes on anchor charts is a great way to get students engaged in the lesson.

Because teaching main idea isn't as simple as it seems.

An ultimate guide to anchor charts, with anchor chart examples, storage ideas, and time-saving hacks for the classroom.

Great ideas for getting kids excited about reading using the well loved series: Mr. Putter and Tabby!

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Teach homophones with this engaging hands-on resource. This bundle includes seven days of mini lessons, anchor charts, class games with recording sheets, an interactive notebook page, task cards, puzzles, a craft, and a quick assessment. This is a complete hands-on mini unit that will add fun and excitement to your classroom. #HollieGriffithTeaching #KidsActivities #CraftsForKids

Start your morning routine with My Daily Calendar! The perfect and fun activity for children to learn all about the days of the week, dates, months, years, seasons and weather with this interactive calendar! Ready to download, print and cut out! Need more fun ideas for educational activities? Shop now or view other amazing resources at Emerging Stars! #DailyCalendar #Montessori #daysoftheweek #interactivecalendar #printable