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Welcome to Part 1 of the Kindergarten Readiness Series— starting kindergarten is one of the biggest milestones in your child’s early years, and for you, too! You are probably feeling a mix of emotions like…
Teaching your students how to use glue, crayons, scissors, or pencils might seem like a no-brainer. After all, they’ve likely already used these tools before! But when you slow down and take time to explicitly…
As a first-grade teacher, you understand the importance of building positive home-school connections. Parents are the number one influence on their children’s education, and by working with them, you can create a supportive and enriching…
Creating successful relationships with the families of your students is a key part of creating a supportive and successful classroom environment. When families feel valued and understood, they are more likely to engage in their…
Personal space is an essential social-emotional learning skill for all elementary school students to learn! Like with any new skill, it’s vital to collaborate with families in order to help students learn and generalize the…
Separation anxiety in children is a common childhood challenge. It often manifests as tears, clinginess, or resistance during drop-off times. Transitions to the classroom can be quite difficult for children, their caregivers, and you! Understanding…
The rate of severe food allergies is on the rise! The latest statistics from FARE (Food Allergy Research and Education) report that approximately one in 13 children or roughly two kids in every classroom have…
Does the idea of your child starting kindergarten leave your family feeling anxious? Check out a great book, a super fun activity, and tips on preparing your child for a smooth transition to kindergarten! THE…
Do these 7 simple things to help make students and families feel welcome this school year! Let them know you are excited to be working together with them this year and get the year off…
So many times over the years, I have had struggling readers who also struggle with handwriting, and writing skills, geometry and spatial skills, only to find through many months of evaluations, parent/teacher meetings, and ESAP…
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