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Category Archives: Teaching
What I’ve Learned About Autism in My General Education Classroom
I don’t know what it’s like to be a parent of a child with autism. I can’t even pretend to try and explain the thoughts and emotions that parents of children with autism go through on a daily basis. I … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching
Tagged autism, Autism and General Education, Autism Awareness, teaching
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Teaching Kindergarten…I Mean First Grade: And We’re Looping!
Okay, so I’ve waited almost all year to write about looping with my Kindergarten class up to First Grade. Why? Well, there are several reasons, the biggest being that I’ve been a “first year” First Grade teacher, and I’ve been … Continue reading
Teaching Kindergarten…Fall Home Living Station
Here are some Fall Home Living ideas that our kindergarten group started last year… Fall has arrived! We are embracing it and celebrating it in kindergarten. Some of my wonderful kindergarten partner teachers and I got the ball rolling for … Continue reading
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Tagged Dramatic Play Centers, kindergarten, Kindergarten teacher, teachers, teaching
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20 Pumpkin Activities for Young Children
Woohoo! This Friday, me and my peeps are going to party like it’s Halloween!!! And by “peeps”, I mean my kindergarten students…and by “party like it’s Halloween”, I mean that we’re going to do some fun pumpkin activities. 🙂 Anyway, … Continue reading
Being a Teacher: To The Poor Souls Who Had Me During “The First Year”
After eleven years of teaching, I still don’t exactly count myself as a seasoned veteran teacher, but I am by no means a newbie anymore. There are moments from my first year of teaching that I play back in my … Continue reading
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Tagged first year teachers, kindergarten, public school, teaching, teaching kindergarten
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Kindergarten + Math = Wow…Part 2
When my school became an AMSTI (Alabama Math, Science, and Technology Initiative) school, I began to make many changes to my math instruction and my philosophy about teaching in general. I’ll be the first to admit that I like control … Continue reading
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Tagged Kindergarten math, math, math routines, math stations, questioning strategies in math
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Kindergarten + Math= Wow…Part I
When I was a kid, I was not one to ask questions or talk in class. I remember my mom giving me wise advice. “When you are in class, if there’s something you don’t understand, ask the teacher.” But I … Continue reading
Teaching Kindergarten: Literacy Work Stations
If you go into ten different kindergarten classrooms, you will see ten different routines of literacy work stations. That’s because teachers are people with different personalities, different tolerances, and different preferences. Different managements systems work for different teachers. I have even … Continue reading
I Started A Blog This Year
I love words. And sometimes when I recall certain events in my life, words–like written words–flash across my mental view of those events. Does that happen to any of you? When I think of 2014, several words flash through my … Continue reading
Teaching Kindergarten: ‘Twas The Week Before Christmas
I can’t believe that the school year is half over! Time really does fly when you are having fun, and I have had so much fun this year teaching kindergarten students and learning from them at the same time. It … Continue reading