Kindergarten Columbus Day Lesson Plan Ideas
Your students probably don’t know much about Christopher Columbus at this age, but through discussions and projects, your little learners will …
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Lesson Plans for Pre-K and K
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The Lion and the Mouse: Teaching Kindergarten Students about Giving through Language Arts
Begin by reading a simple version of a favorite Aesop’s Fable. Not only will it be an easy book with which to introduce characters, setting and major …
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Teaching Early Math Concepts: Positional Words Lesson Plan
Where’s my shoe? Is it under the bed or behind the chair? Did the cat go out or is she in front of the fireplace? Positional words are important to …
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Where Does Paper Come From? Kindergarten Science Lesson
Begin by reading and discussing a book called Tree to Paper to your students and then have some fun by acting out the process of how a tree becomes …
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Halloween Craft Ideas for Pre-K or Kindergarten: Three Friendly Ghosts
Your students will love to make these theme projects for Halloween. Ghosts do not have to be scary (especially for young children) – make them a …
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Kindergarten Lesson Plan for Fire Safety
Children are never too young to learn fire safety rules. This lesson begins by reading an engaging rhyming book that depicts some common mistakes …
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Rhyming Lesson for Kindergarten with Dr. Seuss
Why is rhyming important? Research shows a correlation between rhyming and reading readiness. It provides an opportunity to sharpen listening skills, …
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Election Theme: Lesson Plan for Teaching Kindergarteners about Voting
Every four years, candidates hit the campaign trail in the hopes of being elected President of the United States. This is a perfect time to educate …
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Friendship Lesson Plan for Kindergarten Students
When a young child faces a new experience such as the first day of school, the common conversation may begin tearfully, “I won’t know anyone. I don’t …
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Promoting Peace in Your Kindergarten Classroom: Book and Activity Ideas
Begin fostering a peaceful environment in your classroom and you will see that it flows beyond the classroom. You will lay a foundation for the …
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