Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to honor and celebrate the rich and diverse cultures, histories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States. From September 15 to October 15, we recognize how these communities have shaped and enriched our nation with their art, music, literature, science, education, […]
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Undoubtedly, Valentine’s week at school is always special because of the sweet nature of this holiday. All teachers are obviously searching for Valentine’s Day-related grammar activities, especially singular and plural nouns worksheets, to make the topic revision fun! These singular and plural nouns worksheets are great for: Assessment Quick review Homework Early finishers Independent work
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Do you know that there are 65 different printable and no-prep resources related to the Orton-Gillingham red words in my TPT store? How were these printable no-prep worksheets and activities created? You will not believe it, but it took me eight months to finish 20 packets of these worksheets. What are irregular or red words?
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What is Dyslexia? Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty found in children. Dyslexia influences as many as 1 in 5 people and is a genetic difference in an individual ability to learn and process information. As a result, dyslexic individuals have differing abilities, with strengths in creativity, problem-solving, and communication skills. They face difficulties with
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Dyslexia is one of the most common learning disabilities to affect children. In the United States, NIH research has shown that dyslexia affects 20%, or 1 in every five people. The International Dyslexia Foundation states that between 15% and 20% of the population have a language-based learning disability, dyslexia being the most common learning disability.
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Are you thinking of extra counting practice in your kindergarten classroom or math center during the Christmas approaching holidays? Yay! Christmas is the best time to learn new skills and reinforce the old ones. Kids love various Christmas-themed activities and worksheets. Who wouldn’t like to revise numbers 1-10 in a fun and hands-on way? These
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The Kindergarten curriculum is composed of games and play. Various board games are used in kindergarten classrooms. Board -games simply mean indoor games played using a board. A lot of board games are available to buy, also teachers can customize board games. Advantages of board games Board games are not some games: they have many
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Teaching to write is the most difficult task for kindergarten teachers. Many students find it hard to start writing. Unlike speaking and reading, writing requires more physical skills. Writing needs hand-eye coordination. From holding pens to writing differently shaped letters, children need strong gross motor skills for writing. There are many reasons why children struggle
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How do children learn to read? Is it a natural process like speaking? Or does it need training? Studies show that reading is not a natural process. Reading is not a guessing game. Written language is like code. Certain combinations of letters represent particular sounds. Hence a kid can learn to read only through proper
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Teaching in a classroom is not an easy task; it needs preparation. Others may think, what is there to prepare for teaching alphabets or numbers, but if you ask a primary teacher they will show you the planning and preparations they take for the class. Importance of preparing for a class Studies show that if
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