Hey there, teachers and parents! Today, I want to share something that’s close to my heart: teaching children to communicate using core words. I am a Special Education Resource Teacher now, and I used...
Do you know the book “I Wish You More” by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Tom Lichtenheld? It’s a great read, and it can teach us a lot about happiness. In the book, Rosenthal tells...
Teaching your child to count to ten is an important milestone in their early development. With the help of children’s books such as “One Gray Mouse” by Katherine Burton, you can make the process...
This week’s Favourite Books Friday is about books that discuss feelings. The best part about teaching Kindergarten is seeing the kids learn and grow. One of the things that makes this job so amazing...
It’s Thanksgiving time, and many of us are reflecting on what we’re grateful for. It’s the time we’re focusing on feeling thankful for all that we have, as well as finding ways to give...
On September 15th, teachers across the country will be hosting their students in celebrating Dot Day. Inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book “The Dot,” it is a global celebration of creativity, courage, and self-expression....
In today’s digital age, learning has taken a significant leap forward, thanks to the advent of learning apps for kids. These innovative tools have transformed the educational landscape by making learning engaging, interactive, and...
This blog post will help you document learning in Kindergarten! It is important to take pedagogical documentation as a way of assessing the students’ understanding. Pedagogical documentation can be done through various methods, including...
Today I’m sharing some of my favourite books from FNMI authors about Indigenous Peoples. Canada has declared September 30th as National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as part of the Calls to Action. Some...
Hey there! Today, I’m thrilled to share something close to my heart – a new Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) mini-unit all about building self-confidence in our primary graders. 🌟 You know, it’s funny...
