Kindergarten Reset Training After Winter Break

RE-ESTABLISH, RE-INTRODUCE, and REBUILD After Winter Break!

The Kindergarten Reset: A FREE Virtual Workshop for Kindergarten Teachers

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Coming back from break doesn’t have to feel like starting over.

When you take a little time to reset your classroom, everything starts to fall back into place.

Your students remember what’s expected of them.
Your classroom routines and procedures start running smoothly again.
Students are more independent and confident with classroom tools and tasks.
And you can spend less time repeating directions and more time teaching.

But without a reset?

Routines that used to feel automatic suddenly need constant reminders.
Students forget how to use classroom supplies, tools, and manipulatives appropriately.
Transitions take longer and independence seems to disappear.
You spend more time redirecting, repeating, and managing than you’d like.

That’s exactly why I created the Kindergarten Reset Training.

This FREE one-hour virtual training will walk you through the 3 R’s of a successful classroom reset—so you can RE-ESTABLISH, RE-INTRODUCE, and REBUILD your way back into a classroom that feels calm, confident, and ready to learn.

Help Me reset my classroom!

What You’ll Walk Away With

By the end of this training, you won’t just have ideas, you’ll have…

a practical plan for resetting your kindergarten classroom after winter break.

You’ll be able to:

RE-ESTABLISH
the expectations, routines, and procedures your students need to get back into the groove.

RE-INTRODUCE
tools and manipulatives so students can use them confidently and independently.

REBUILD
student stamina, independence, and classroom community after a long break.

Because January isn’t about starting from scratch.

It’s about getting your systems back in place so you can jump back into learning with confidence!

Yes, I need this!

Plus, you’ll also get these bonuses when you attend live!

Celebrate the New Year with these New Year's resolution craft books and New Year's activities! Your kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students will love setting goals with this New Year’s goal craft. This craft for New Year’s allows kids to set academic goals and personal goals, as you discuss New Year's resolutions for kids. Use the New Year’s resolution writing prompts to help guide your students with goal setting. Place this New Year’s craft on your New Year’s bulletin board!

Bonus #1: New Year’s Writing Craft

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Bonus #3: PD Certificate of Completion

Receive 1 hour of professional development credit for attending the training live. Administrative approval may be required.

Bonus #4: Join The Sharp Kinder Club

Join The Sharp Kinder Club for just $99 for the entire year! That’s $30 off the regular $129 price. This exclusive workshop attendee offer is available for one week following the live workshop only!

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Please Note: To receive all of the FREE goodies via email, you must attend live and watch the full training from start to finish.

HEY, THERE!

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!

I went to the live session and truly LOVED everything about it! It was quick, clear and had so much information. I look forward to rewatching it when I go in next month to set up my classroom and plan.

Jill L.

Thank you so much for the fantastic webinar. It’s resourceful and I love the ideas/tips you’re sharing with us. I’m looking forward for your upcoming webinar.

Kayla A.