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2D 3D shapes

2D and 3D Shapes: Small Box Activities

 Hey y’all, how’s it going? I’m back with the newest kid on the block in the small box activity line! So, let’s talk about what we have here! I love, love, love these small boxes, and so do my kiddos. I first started using these small box activities here, and

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Setting Goals in the Primary Classroom

Setting Goals in the Primary Classroom

Hey guys and dolls, how’s it going? Today we’re going to talk about goal setting!!! Previously we discussed introducing data notebooks in your classroom, and we’ve talked about the next steps to get them up and running. The next part that I’ve found difficult to achieve in a primary setting is how

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Medial Sounds

Medial Sounds: Small Box Activities

Hey guys and dolls, how’s it going? As I write this post, my throat is kind of sore, and it’s spreading to my ears, and I’m praying that I don’t have the flu AND/OR strep throat. Pray with me saints, pray with me. My kiddos love anything that comes in

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St. Patrick's Day Activity

Building Coins for March

Hey guys and dolls, how’s it going? I’m back with another building pack! After creating the Building Snowmen pack for January, I really had no intention to create another version of it. It turned out that my students liked it so much, so I decided to create Building Hearts for

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Black History in the Primary Classroom

In my classroom, we begin learning about black history by utilizing read alouds. If you’re looking for my fave books for this, you can find a few of them here.  I start off by using these anchor chart pieces, just so I can get a grip on how much they

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Building Hearts is an easy to prep activity that is great for the month of February. It includes literacy and math practice for the primary classroom! This activity can be used for a craft, center activity, early finisher work, or as an alternative to morning work.

Building Hearts for February

I was so excited to share last month’s version of this, Building Snowmen, and now I’m back with a new set! I love these activities because they are so hands-on!!! They are great for a craft, center activity, early finisher work, or as an alternative to morning work. You can

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