According to the World Economic Forum, over 1.2 billion children were out of the classroom when the pandemic struck. As a result, millions of children and teachers transitioned to online learning. In a world where teachers were just starting to use online learning, it is no surprise that there weren’t many effective pieces of training …
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After a very cold and snowy winter, Spring is right around the corner. Are you as excited as I am? One of my favorite things about Spring is all the wonderfully fun activities I have planned for my Kindergarten class. This year I have been focusing on incorporating read aloud into our activities. For example, …
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Well, it is February 2021 and we are still Virtual Learning. It’s crazy to think that some schools like mine have been virtual since March 2020. If you have read any of my other posts like “Chester and The Kissing Hand,” “Pete the Cat and Halloween,” “The Polar Express and Christmas,” etc, then you know …
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“Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.” -Alexander Graham Bell It’s the new year of 2021 and many schools are still Hybrid or Distance Learning. While many teachers enjoyed their Winter Break, many of us created New Year Resolutions for the upcoming year. One of the top Resolutions for 2021 is to be …
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I still remember the first time I saw “The Polar Express” as a child. The movie seemed so vivid and magical that for days I seemed to play “The Polar Express” in my backyard. As a teacher, I realize just how magical and impactful the “The Polar Express” book and the movie are. As a …
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“Finally, as a Virtual Teaching Kindergarten Teacher, I was able to breathe and rest easy knowing that my students were actually learning.” This is me now. But it wasn’t that long ago when I was hastily packing up my classroom. Grabbing everything in sight as we ventured into the unknown world of Distance Learning. I …
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