kindergarten-activities

I'd love some advice... My son (in kindergarten) can read simple sentences, but having a hard time with comprehension. He can read the words, but when I ask him what the story was about, he either guesses or says he doesn't know. It feels like he doesn't really understand what he’s reading. Any suggestions / ideas for what might help him improve is ability to understand what he's actually reading? Also I’m looking for good printable worksheets with simple stories and questions that encourage thinking about what’s being read...

Hi everyone! I homeschool both my kids and I want to make sure we’re covering the right sight words. I know sight words are important for early reading, but there are so many lists! Which sight words should I focus on first? Also, do you have any suggestions for worksheets I can use? Thanks! 😊

Hi everyone, I'm looking for advice on how to help my daughter with math. She’s in kindergarten and could use a little extra support. I want to make sure she builds a strong foundation, but I’m not sure where to start. Would it be best to focus on basic counting first, or should I introduce simple addition and subtraction as well? Are there any specific types of worksheets or activities that have worked well for your kids / students? I’d really appreciate any recommendations or resources you can share! Thanks in advance!🙏

Hi all, I'm searching for simple and effective handwriting worksheets / activities / ideas to help my son improve his handwriting... any suggestions?

Hey all! I’m always looking for fun, hands on ways to build number sense in my kindergarten classroom. What are your favorite little / no prep math activities that keeps students busy? I’d love ideas for: • Counting practice (1-10, 1-20) • Subitizing games • Hands-on addition & subtraction • Fun ways to introduce ten frames Thanks in advance!

You know those days I'm talkin about… when you’re running on coffee and prayers, and need to come up with a quick activity to keep your class busy? What’s your go-to? 🤔

Hi guys! I’m looking for creative group activity ideas for my kindergarten class. Mainly something that builds teamwork and encourages social skills (around 30 min time). For context, I have a class of 20 kids and a decent-sized indoor space. I’m especially interested in activities that don’t require a ton of prep or expensive supplies.. What are your go-to group activities? Any tips for managing group dynamics during these activities are more than welcome!

Hey guys, I'm searching for new activity ideas to work on with my two kindergarteners (twins!) So far we've covered: • The ABCs • Primary colors • Land and sea animals • Body parts • Numbers and counting • Shapes (circle, square, triangle, etc.) • Days of the week • Weather (sunny, rainy, cloudy, etc.) • Basic actions (run, jump, clap, etc.) • Family members (mom, dad, sister, etc.) Would love any suggestions for fun lesson plans because I'm running out of ideas 😅