Ideas and resources to help you teach with BLISS!
How to introduce new reading centers and keep kids accountable, on-task and working hard while you teach small groups of students! Hi Friend! Now that we have determined how to group students, choose literacy centers and organize classroom space and student materials, (see this post if you missed it) in this second post I’ll explain how I introduce new centers and share… Read More
Actionable tips on setting up student groups, choosing literacy centers, and effectively organizing materials and classroom space! Hello Friend! Does the thought of planning literacy centers overwhelm you? Do you wonder how you’ll manage your students or prep and organize all the materials? Are you unsure of how to best group your students? These are all very common concerns that… Read More
Fine motor alphabet activities are a fun learning center for preschool and kindergarten kids. In this blog post get free printables to use with your children today! Hello Friend! Are your students struggling with basic skills such as buttoning or zipping his or her coat, building block towers, or cutting and pasting? These are all signs that their fine motor skills… Read More
100th day of school ideas perfect for kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students. Kids will love the fun activities and the learning will feel like a party! Make sure to download the FREE 100th day activity in the post! Hello Friend! The 100th day of school is soon approaching and I can’t wait! There is so many wonderful things about… Read More
Free spelling activities perfect for any word work or sight word center! These activities are engaging for Kindergarten, first, and second grade students. Hey Friends! I’m curious…. in your already crowded instruction schedule, does spelling have a place? Have you found a way to make it more than just giving a list of words on Monday and assessing on Friday? … Read More
Hey Friend! How do your kids learn sight words? They are so tricky but so necessary for emergent readers to learn! As teachers we teach reading strategies like: look at the picture, sound it out, skip the tricky word and come back…THEN they encounter the word said…ugh! Next thing you know the reader is frustrated and loses all comprehension of… Read More
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