Podcast - Kindergarten Kiosk

We've suddenly become online kindergarten teachers and things are stressful. We wanted to check in with you and see how things are going with you. Please email us at [email protected] if we can do anything to support you during this time.

In this podcast episode, we'll be bringing you some ideas to help you plan a fun March!

In this episode, Kathy talks about the month of February and some planning ideas that will keep your class fun and engaging all month long!

For more January teaching ideas visit https://bit.ly/2Fw8ERU For more on teaching Kindergartners to tell time visit https://bit.ly/2Fuajrp For more on making crystals visit https://bit.ly/36Enwtx For ideas on making a polar bear research project visit https://bit.ly/2QYqdPV For penguin racing STEM visit https://bit.ly/35CVY6x For arctic animal theme ideas visit https://bit.ly/37PRStj For mitten theme ideas visit https://bit.ly/35Ecymq For the song The Colors of Winter visit https://youtu.be/ny_8s-h1Sik or https://bit.ly/39TeYkH

We give suggestions on how to enjoy Christmas themes, build cultural awareness, or learn about elves and reindeer without the holiday slant. For example, using the book “The Elves and the Shoemaker” is a great way to study “elves” in a different way. My class loved when we drew a tiny picture of ourselves by our life-size shoe in our art class.

Looking for some tips on how to get more organized? This is the podcast for you! Mom will give you lots of tips for getting organized and staying organized (not me though, I’m still a big ‘ol mess). We hope that you’ll come away with lots of ideas that can revitalize your teaching!

This month we want to share some of our favorite songs and activities for the month of November to help you get inspired and excited for your next month of teaching!

During today’s podcast, we’ll talk about one of Mom’s favorite art activities: Construct art! This art method teaches important math skills while scaffolding art skills, and developing your student’s fine motor skills!

Today we will be discussing how to help your students develop handwriting skills that will help them become proficient writers.