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June Bucket List
When I first started blogging it was really popular for one blogger to share an image with prompts and others to fill it out, then everyone would write a post about their responses and all of the posts would be linked together. I even used some of these in the classroom, it was so fun. I thought I’d bring it back this summer. I’ll share a bucket list and you use the image however you like! Here’s the template for June – you can download the PDF or copy and past the image above. This is what’s on MY bucket list for June:
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Printable Valentine’s Day Decorations
With all of the snowy weather that we’ve had recently Valentine’s day is really sneaking up. Since we’ve had to shift and adjust plans so many times the last thing we all need to plan for one more classroom event that may or may not actually happen – depending on the weather. These printable decorations are perfect for this particular situation. Print them, cut them out, and if they don’t end up getting used this year you can easily put them in a fil folder and use them next year! This set includes everything that you need to host a classroom party – purchase the set once and use it…
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Printable Holiday Decorations
I’m all about making the holiday season a little easier, that’s actually what inspired these printable decor sets! Being able to print off decorations that I can use in the classroom has saved me so many times. They’re perfect for the last minute, and once they’ve been printed I can easily store them in a file folder for next year – they don’t take up a ton of space. Each printable classroom decoration set includes a bunting banner, door decor, name tags, cupcake picks, treat bag toppers, and a craftivity. Here are a few sets that would be perfect to add a little holiday spirit to the classroom. Click on…
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Halloween Shape Activity
I know that I shared all of my Halloween printables last week, but this is my absolute favorite Halloween activity so I had to a minute to give it some extra love. If you’re looking for a math activity that can be adjusted for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners then this shape set will cover all of your bases! This pumpkin shape printable set includes materials that will challenge children of all different skill levels, while also supporting creativity. Download your copy to get 10 cute Jack O’Lantern faces and shape pieces that children can match, or use to duplicate the image that they see. There is also a set of…
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Fall Classroom Decorations
If you’re looking to add a little fall fun to the classroom, look no further. This adorable decor set is 100% printable and super easy to cut out and prep. It includes a “Celebrate Fall” banner, “fall” door hanger, nametags, treat bag toppers, and cupcake toppers or reward stickers. Download your set HERE.
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Activities for the First Week of Preschool
We really can’t hold it off any longer, back to school season is in full swing. Those first few days of school are always a bit different – you’re teaching routines and setting expectations, which take a ton of effort and energy. If you need some easy activities that any age group can successfully enjoy, I’ve got you covered! Here are all of my printable, low prep activities for the first week of school.
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End of the School Year Memories
The last couple of days of the school year always feel so hard to plan for – There isn’t really time to accomplish anything, and the learning has been accomplished, but you have to do something! I created this End of the Year Memory Book to give us something to work on together as we revisit all of the fun from the entire year. The great thing about this book is that it’s truly customizable. Each child can complete their own, or the class can do one together as a group with discussions about each prompt, Children can write or draw their answers, or do a combination of both. The…
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Printable Teacher Appreciation Gift
Sometimes you just need a gift that’s super easy and super quick. No worries, I’ve got you covered! These notecards can be downloaded, personalized, printed, and cut in less than 20 minutes. They’re a perfect gift for teacher appreciation day, administrative professionals day, thank you gifts, welcome gifts, and end of the year co-worker gifts. You can get your copy here and use them over and over again!
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Easy DIY Graduation Cap
Preschool Graduation is always one of the most bittersweet milestones. It’s such an honor to send little ones onto preschool and celebrate all of the growth that has happened over the past year (and often longer if they’ve been in your program for a while), but saying goodbye can be hard! Graduation caps are such an iconic piece of this celebration, and you know I’m a huge fan of the DIY. I’ve perfected the technique and I’m loving the idea of personalizing these diy graduation caps so that families walk away with a beautiful keepsake. Giving children the opportunity to make their cap their own is such a good way…
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Classroom Inspiration for Teacher and Students
On Monday I shared my tips for managing a classroom when you aren’t 100% for whatever reason. Here’s a printable poster to hang in the classroom that can serve as a reminder for those days, and for when you’re students need it too. Download your copy here.
