Printable editable classroom newsletters in PPTX format for your preschool, pre-k, Head Start, or kindergarten classroom. Improve parent communication.
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How to create a quick and easy class yearbook for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. Make a professional looking yearbook on-line.
Quick and Easy Class Yearbook Read More »
How to make a simple and inexpensive class birthday book for preschool or kindergarten.
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I will be presenting 4 sessions at the national I Teach K! convention in Las Vegas on Monday, July 12th. If you are attending please stop by and say “Hi!”
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List of the top 5 items all new teachers in preschool and kindergarten should have in their classrooms.
Top 5 Items for New Teachers Read More »
Tips for teaching manners in preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten. How to get kids to take turns, share, say please and thank you, and more!
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Today I’m going to share some ideas for improving parent communication from my Family Involvement Starts Here (F.I.S.H.) workshop.
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Welcome to Technology Tuesday at Pre-K Pages. Today I’m going to show you how to get more bang for your buck when shopping for your classroom on the internet.
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Planning is an important part of the preschool teacher’s life and can feel like a chore at times. But sometimes a little thing like a jazzy book for your lesson plans can make things more fun. Here’s how to take your lesson plan book from drab to fab in only a few minutes! How to
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Welcome to featured Friday at Pre-K Pages. Today we have a guest post from Kelly Wilson on how to prepare your child for kindergarten by teaching phonemic awareness skills.
Phonemic Awareness and Kindergarten Readiness Read More »
The winner of the HeidiSongs CD, Sing and Spell Vol. 5 is Kimberly L. We are only 6 more blog subscribers away from our next giveaway at Pre-K Pages!
Winner of Heidisongs Sing and Spell vol. 5 CD Read More »
D’Nealian vs. Zaner-Bloser writing styles, which is best for Pre-K and Kindergarten and why?
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Teaching English Language Learners in preschool and kindergarten. Tips and ideas for working with children who are learning English.
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Today we’re going to discuss how to use a social bookmarking tool called delicious to increase your productivity and organize your teaching ideas.
Delicious for Teachers Read More »
A classroom pointer is a great tool for building literacy skills. Pointers can help you focus attention on one word at a time or demonstrate left-to-right reading and return sweep. You can purchase many different kinds of pointers from teacher stores or online sites. But it is easy to make your own fun pointer for
How to Make a Classroom Pointer Read More »
Today I’m featuring a review of the new HeidiSongs CD, Sing and Spell Vol. 5 and a GIVEAWAY. One lucky reader will win a free copy of this fantastic new CD.
Product Review: Sing and Spell Vol 5 Read More »
Welcome to the first Thoughtful Thursday post at Pre-K Pages. Today I’m going to be sharing some thoughts on the traditional Letter of the Week program.
Thoughts on Letter of the Week Read More »
Today I’m featuring an idea from my Nursery Rhyme Workshop and I’m also including 2 NEW printables for you.
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Welcome to the first Make-and-Take Monday at Pre-K Pages. Today I’m going to show you how to make a can to hold pointers in your classroom.
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Welcome to the first Technology Tuesday post at Pre-K Pages. I thought I would start our first Technology Tuesday off with a bang so I created a video of blogging tips in response to visitor questions.
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