Dramatic play or imaginative play has a very important role in any child’s development, from a very early age. Nowadays, children get to socialize with others less and less, partly because of the very strict daily schedule at kindergarten, and partly because of technology. When I was a kid I remember spending a lot of…
Pompom Mats for Color Recognition – GIVEAWAY :)
There are lots of kids who don’t like drawing, coloring, or doing crafts. But a fun way to improve their fine motor skills is with scoopers and tweezers. I’ve created a resource that’s perfect for that! It contains 4 pompom mats with cute animals. What the kids need to do is to pick up the…
Five for Friday Linky Party
Five for Friday is a weekly teacher linky party where bloggers post five random things about the past week. This linky party is hosted by Doodle Bugs Teaching, so if you’re curious to see lots of fun teaching ideas, hop over to this website.Here are a couple of things I’ve enjoyed about my week… The…
Goldilocks and the Three Bears FREE Printables
I promised I’m going to finish this free resource this week, so here it is! (just click here or on the image and it will take you to my TPT store). If you don’t have a TPT account yet, you can download it from Dropbox. This resource contains: 2 “Color by Number” worksheets; 1 size…
Five for Friday Linky Party
Five for Friday is a weekly teacher linky party where bloggers post five random things about the past week. This linky party is hosted by Doodle Bugs Teaching, so if you’re curious to see lots of fun teaching ideas, hop on over to this website. Here are my 5 special things from this week… I…
Season Jars
We reviewed basic things about the four seasons with this fun project. Over a couple of days, the kids made a jar for every season. As you can see in the photos, they decorated the lids with colored glitter: silver for winter, yellow for summer, green for spring, gold and orange for autumn. They put…