Make Learning Fun
Are you looking for teaching tips or resources for your classroom? Take a look at these blog posts to find some fun freebies and lesson ideas.
Hey there hard-working teacher, are you looking for free writing worksheets and crafts? Of course you are! Luckily, I’ve got you covered. In this post, I want to show you an engaging set of activities that your students will adore (that is NO PREP and free for you)! If you’re teaching how-to writing (procedure writing), then these ‘How to Make… Read More
Have you heard of Boom Cards? If not, you need to jump on the bandwagon ASAP! Boom Cards are digital task cards played on the Boom website. They are so fun and engaging for students, I can’t sing their praises enough. Kindergarten Math Boom Cards are what you need! If you HAVE heard of Boom Cards, you’ll know that they… Read More
Hey, Are you about to start teaching opinion/persuasive writing to your students? I know that I always love to use picture books when I’m teaching writing. Reading a story can be a great warm-up and you can model the type of writing that you’re teaching. Best of all, you can create whole lessons or units around picture books, so let’s… Read More
Hey! If you teach Kindergarten or First Grade, I bet you’re looking for FREE activities to help teach phonics, right? Of course! Who doesn’t love a good freebie? Well today I want to show you this fun and no prep free resource for teaching S blends to your little learners. What is it? The activities are ‘Color by Code’ worksheets…. Read More
Do your little learners need practise with their sentence writing? Space Sentence Writing is what you need! I believe that a guided and scaffolded approach is what’s needed when teaching sentence writing. I’m also a huge advocate for effective differentiation. That’s why I created these sentence writing worksheets. The best part (other than being no prep for you) is that… Read More
I don’t know about you, but I’ve struggled in the past when it came to teaching magic/silent E. It’s just a tricky concept for little brains to comprehend! That’s why I think it’s hugely important to approach it in a fun and engaging way, so that students stay focused and on task. I find that coloring and using visuals is… Read More
