Crafts

Foster creativity, as you strengthen fine motor control, scissor and gluing skills, visual-spatial relationships, and the ability to listen and follow directions, with these purposeful crafts. Plus, anchor your core content learning through these engaging thematic activities, creating not just crafts, but adorable, learning-filled displays for your bulletin boards!

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Free Apple Life Cycle Craft

Learn all about the life cycle of an apple, as your students sequence each stage, with this FREE (easy-to-assemble) apple life cycle craft!

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20+ Adorable Love Monster Activities and Craft

Love and friendship are important lessons for little learners, and Love Monster by Rachel Bright is the perfect story to…

Simple 100th Day of School Crown Printable Template

The 100th Day of School crown is one of my students’ absolute favorite activities, and it’s a great way to…

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Hey, teacher friend! I’m Ashley, a passionate Kindergarten teacher dedicated to creating an enriching and playful learning experience for our littlest learners.

Since beginning my teaching career in 2004, I’ve become a connoisseur of teacher pens and markers, as well as a master actress, turning ordinary moments and objects into extraordinary teaching experiences and tools.

To me, the best learning involves integrated activities and, of course, a cute craft with a purpose. I believe the words “fun, play, and creativity” can sit right alongside the words “developmentally appropriate, engaging, and rigorous.” Learning is meant to be fun and messy!

So, whether we’re knee-deep in glitter or orchestrating a symphony of giggles during story time, let’s keep our little learners SHARP together!