The classroom environment is one of the most important, but often overlooked, factors that can drastically change the way your classroom runs. But this doesn’t mean that we need to be spending 100s of dollars on baskets and mood lighting and picture perfect centres to

I think we can all pretty much agree it’s easy to get outside with our kindergarten students when it’s 18 degrees, blue skies and sunny. Everyone loves a beautiful day spent outside! But the truth is the value of outdoor learning remains the same year-round…

I know it’s not the most… fun… topic, but I have to say something because it’s that time. Communication of Learning time. And as much as I would like to pretend this time of year doesn’t exist, it does. So I am coming to you

How do you feel about planning for math for your kindergarten class? I’ll level with you: math phobia is REAL and a lot of adults have insecurities when it comes to teaching math to our littles. But it doesn’t have to be this way! Let’s

Want to learn the one thing that single handedly changed the way I taught kindergarten? It’s all about using weekly workshops to consistently support students. This was a game changing shift for me that stopped my whirlwind weekends of planning and prepping immediately. Using Weekly

Learning to embrace co-planning and co-creating to increase our students investment in their learning and lower our workload When it comes to teaching kindergarten the days are BUSY and it’s easy to get swept up spending every second of your weekend planning and prepping for