The Olympics has a rich history in ancient Greece and is a fun and interesting topic to discuss in the classroom. This momentous occasion can create learning opportunities about history, culture, sports, healthy competition and personal achievement. Here are some fun facts to share with your students: The first Olympic Games were held in Olympia, … Continue reading 10 Fun Facts about the Olympic Games & Free Lesson
Hi!  My name is Greg, better known as The Kindergarten Smorgasboard!  I love to share ideas for teaching and learning with lots of glitter, glam and mustaches! I am honored to be a guest blogger for Teacher Created Resources. Today, I’d like to share a fun and simple New Year craft and math activity that you can … Continue reading New Year Crafts and Activities
Happy New Year, everyone! Currently, our class is studying the letter “Pâ€. To enhance the students’ learning, we created a “P is for Penguin†winter-themed bulletin board. I purchased this bulletin board background, but you could make your own snow background. You can use blue holiday paper to make the pond, and plain white paper … Continue reading P is for Penguin Bulletin Board
Hello all! I am so happy to be back. Last time I wrote about how I organize my learning centers. Today, I’m here to talk about the centers that I keep in my back pocket all year long. I don’t use them all the time, but when I need a quick and easy set-up, these are … Continue reading 5 Easy Student Learning Centers