Kindergarten and Early Childhood

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Find in this ring sites personal, academic and, to a limited extent, commercial, pertaining to the early childhood and the education (formal and less formal) and care of kindergarten children. Pictured: a kindergarten class in Afghanistan.

DIY Spooky Banner Spooky Banner I made the Halloween Spooky Banner for my classroom decor. I used foomie and hot glue to make them. First, draw a triangle template to use the same size on all the pieces. Use black, green, and white fooamie to add the details. So, simple and so beautiful! Thanks to Pinterest! a more... - 2012/10/20

Green Eggs Xperience! My school had a special reading activity this week. All the school was submerge in reading. All the students got involved, high school students work together with elementary students to present stories in their native language, Spanish. Guess what? I said, oh well! I want to add to that more... - 2012/10/20

Boo, Friendly Ghosts!! My kindergartners made their Halloween Ghosts for our classroom decorations. One group used big paper plates and the other group used small paper plates. They colored the eyes and mouth. Some added more details. Then we use crepe paper streamers and glued them on the back of the plate. I&n more... - 2012/10/20

Main Hallway! My school's main hallway bulletin boards are famed by the themes selected. Specially for the back to school class lists. Everybody knows Rosita, a lady who works at the school administration and the person responsible for "dressing up" the bulletins. She takes pride of the artwork put on more... - 2012/09/30

OwlMaNiA...OMG! My classroom's theme for this year is Owls. I have Owls all over... and my student's binder is called the OWL Binder. OWL stands for Organized While Learning. I asked them to be creative and do a drawing or a craft for their binder cover related to an OWL. Well, guess what? My students h more... - 2012/09/30

DIY OWL Thingy for School Materials Are you always looking for things that you can reuse? Here's a simple DIY project for Back2School! Materials: plastic soda bottle scissors felts or foamies hot glue butttons Owl template Steps: Cut the top section of the bottle Trace and cut the foamy using the desire template Trace, cut more... - 2012/09/30