All About Apples - September's Kindergarten Crate
Take a peek inside Kindergarten Crate’s All About Apples box! This month’s crate includes a sweet fall book, mini pocket cubes, bingo chips, scented markers, and the teacher tee that started it all.
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8 Early Elementary Teachers You Have to Follow This School Year
Read nowOkay, real talk—my brain is full of play dough and printables right now, but these are the teachers I keep going back to when I need a spark. If you don’t follow them yet, trust me—you’re missing out. Some of them have presented at conferences I admire, some have become go-to's in my own classroom (or business), and all of them bring real joy, creativity, and “oh wow I needed that” energy to my feed.
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Free Play Dough Mats for Letters, Numbers & Emotions
Read nowLooking for something fun and low-prep to keep little hands busy this summer—or to kick off the new school year with strong routines?
We’ve got you. 🫶
Our FREE Play Dough Mat Pack is packed with 70 pages of hands-on fun and fine motor goodness, perfect for morning tubs, literacy or math centers, calm-down corners, or even just rainy day learning at home.
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Summer Self-Care for Teachers: You Deserve It (Yes, Even If You're Still Working)
Read now☀️ Dear Teacher, You’ve Earned This
Whether your classroom is packed up or you’re still teaching in summer school, we want you to hear this loud and clear:
You deserve rest. You deserve joy. You deserve care.
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10 Sidewalk Chalk Ideas For Summer Learning
Sidewalk chalk is an unassuming people-pleaser. Kids love it because they’re only limited by their imaginations. Parents love it because not only is it inexpensive, but it’s rare that something with so much play potential is so easy to clean up after the kids are done. If you’re looking for a way to get the kids outdoors and keep them occupied for hours with fun games and educational activities, look no further! We’ve put together ten creative ways to shake the summertime blues with all the colors of the rainbow.Read now -
9 Stimulating Ocean Themed Sensory Bins
Read nowMy kids are always excited for sensory activities, and with all this warm weather around the corner what could be more fun for a sensory bin than an ocean theme?
Here are 9 stimulating ocean themed sensory bins to try in your classroom!
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April Book Round Up
It is such a double win when you can use the same tactics and tricks at home as you do in your classroom. Double the results, but not the work!Read now
Ever since both kids were little we had a book box that I would fill with books that tie in with the month. We do it at home, but I loved doing this for my students, too!
Now when the month rolls over I am always excited to share what we put in our book box with YOU!
As March leaves us and April takes its place, it can only mean one thing: It's time for another book round up, and you guessed it, I just had to pull out my book box. -
Bat Alphabet Board
October is the best for so many reasons. The trees are changing colors, the air is cool and crisp, and there are plenty of crunchy leaves to run your kids through outside. Without a doubt though, for me, the spooky parts are the most fun things about October!Read now -
November Bookshelf for Kindergarten
It’s hard to believe that it’s already November, the time of cloudy grey skies and falling leaves, but here we are, teachers! You might be thinking about Thanksgiving, harvest, and November stories to share and read-aloud with your class, we thought we would give our recommendations, too! Below you will find descriptions of several books about turkeys, Thanksgiving time, forest books, and Native American culture and literature.Read now
