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How-To Writing Anchor Charts

These 6 How To Writing Anchor Charts will help you organize how to writing mini lessons for your Kindergarten and First Grade writers. These how to writing anchor charts will inspire your how to writers to write their own how to stories.
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2016 French Lick Teacher/Blogger Retreat Linky

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Growing Readers and Writers With Mentor Texts

Comparing fiction and nonfiction at the Kindergarten level. This fiction and nonfiction activitity includes an anchor chart and a FREEBIE. Check out this blog post for a fiction/ nonfiction Bear Snores On freebie and lots of other mentor texts freebies.
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There Was An Old Lady Reader's Theater Performances

Reader’s theater scripts perfect for supporting Kindergarten learners. These reader’s theaters help Kindergarten students retell their favorite stories. Check out a couple of videos of these reader’s theater being performed.
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this is why we SEUSS...

During Book Nook time on our final day celebrating Seuss I was surrounded by my students reading Dr. Seuss books in their jammies. This is the reason why I love Seuss Week every year. This week gets my students so excited about reading. The sound of these readers reading and rhyming makes me happy. 
Take Kindergarten reading to whole new level by having a Seuss Week to celebrate reading and rhyming with Dr. Seuss in your Kindergarten classroom. Click to get some Dr. Seuss activities freebies.
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Are You My Mother? Reader's Theater

Lots of reader’s theater scripts for Kindergarten. This is a Dr. Seuss activity that your students will love.
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March Pinterest Pick 3 Party

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Tons of Fun {Seuss FREEBIES}

Dr. Seuss classroom crafts perfect for Kindergarten. Click for tons of fun ideas, crafts and some FREEBIES.
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