Number sentences, but make it #themasters style ๐
Today we learned about golf and the upcoming @TheMasters tournament, then got to practice our swing!โณ๏ธ
When 19 Kindergarteners are amazed by the fact that you have siblings, you give them what they want and show them a picture! They have all their names down pat and talk about them like theyโre part of the class ๐โค๏ธ #HappyFriday!!
Jigsaw puzzles are a great way for children to develop their spatial thinking and problem-solving skills.
Why not create them yourself at home!
DIY Puzzles Develop Spatial Thinking:
https://t.co/bBJjbzWuXM
Most great teachers didnโt start out that way! Butโฆ
1) They reflected on what worked and what didnโt.
2) They learned from their colleagues.
3) They always kept their focus on the students.
Every teacher can be a BETTER teacher!
Happy Earth Dayโป๏ธ๐ป๐ณ
Today, we took the time to talk about all the things we can do to help our Earth๐
What a special treat we got today- canโt wait to watch my flowers grow :) @SPESinNRCSD
My #UniversalPreK class got in the voting mood today! We talked about what it means to #vote and how everybody was voting for a president today. They were super excited to vote for our read aloud after our discussion! ๐บ๐ธ๐๐๐ผ
Welcome back!! ๐
Yesterday we brainstormed some class โpromisesโ for this school year. Now theyโre hanging up so we never forget ๐ #teamwork#UniversalPreK
#AtHomeLearning After reading The Mixed Up Chameleon by Eric Carle, have your child paint by number! Make some simple math problems for them to work on, and then let them create some art! You can hang this up as some fun, colorful too โบ๏ธ๐จ
Children love to master the sequence of counting words just as they love to sing their ABCs. Regardless of how high a preschooler can rote count, a childโs sense of what those numbers actually mean develops gradually.
Many Ways to See How Many: https://t.co/h5yXCUVYM4
โOne Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fishโ fun today to start our #DrSeuss unit! This activity allows students to practice connecting items to an amount, and work on one-to-one correspondence!
In a kindergarten classroom, a child runs up to the teacher and says, โA triangle equals a square!โ Although that may seem to be incorrect, in starting a discussion about what the child means, we can bring out a MATH MOMENT.
More: https://t.co/dclQjq0qEq
What do we mean by "cardinality" and how does it relate to this thing called COUNTING. This blog posts discusses them & suggests ideas for supporting these skills in the #earlyyears.
3 Strategies for Supporting Counting and Cardinality Skills
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