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Teacher Resource Giveaway

I’m hosting a giveaway at Pre-K Pages celebrate 1,000 blog subscribers! Two lucky winners will be announced on Friday, October 1st. See directions below.

How Laura Ingalls Wilder Taught Me to Read

I’m super excited to be guest posting over at Teach Mama today! Stop by and find out How Laura Ingalls Wilder Taught Me to Read.

Fall Preview

The major television networks bombard us with previews of their new shows that will be premiering soon but you don’t hear much about new picture books.

Free Printable Supply Checklist

If your students bring their own supplies then you might find this free printable supply checklist handy.

Top 10 Favorite Things: Early Childhood Edition

You may already be familiar with Oprah’s “favorite things”, but I thought it would be fun to create a list of my Top 10 Favorite Things: Teacher Edition.

Top 5 Student Name Activities

To a child, there is nothing more important than his or her own name. Using student names to teach letter recognition is a very powerful teaching tool.

Conducting Home Visits

As a former Head Start teacher I have many memories of conducting Home Visits, notice I didn’t say “fond memories”… I wasn’t a brand new teacher

Top Ten Tips for Staying Healthy in the Classroom

Don’t you just hate to be sick? There’s nothing worse than feeling awful and being a teacher. I’m sharing my Top Ten Tips for Staying Healthy in the Classroom

Using Student Names

In this video you will see how I establish a daily routine that is fun and engaging for all students, but also a powerful vehicle for literacy learning.

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How to Implement Question of the Day

New information was added to Pre-K Pages this week regarding the use of Question of the Day in Pre-K or Kindergarten. Also included are two; free printables.

Free Calendars

I added a page of free, printable calendars for you this week. I use calendars in my classroom daily, here are some ways you can use them…

Summer Wrap Up

Welcome to the final post of the summer 2010 marathon here at Pre-K Pages. In case you missed them, some of the most popular posts this summer were…

Time Saving Recipes for Teachers

Welcome to Thoughtful Thursday at Pre-K Pages. Today we’re going to discuss how to save time on meal preparation and I’ve included a few recipes for you too.

Reading Strategies

Welcome to Workshop Wednesday at Pre-K Pages. Today I’m going to share some reading strategies with you and I’ve also included another free printable. This idea is from my new workshop titled Guided Reading: Building Literacy Through Small Group Instruction. Most kindergarten programs require students to leave reading on a […]

School Video Tour

Welcome to Technology Tuesday at Pre-K Pages. Today we’re going to look at the benefits of creating a video tour of your school.

Cute Pen and Pencil Cups

Today I’m going to show you how to create pencil and pen cups for your desk that match the decorative lesson plan book you made earlier this summer.

Change is in the Air

Did I scare you? I know it’s still August but in Teacher Land that translates into “Summer is almost over!”

Bear Book Printables

Welcome to Workshop Wednesday at Pre-K Pages. Today I’m going to share information about communication notebooks from my F.I.S.H. workshop.

Working with an Assistant

Welcome to Make and Take Monday at Pre-K Pages. Today I’m going to show you how to establish a working space for teacher assistants in the classroom that will help them feel like a valued member of the teaching team.

Parent Involvement 2.0

Welcome to Thoughtful Thursday at Pre-K Pages. I’ve been giving a lot of thought lately to the definition of parent involvement.