Kindergarten circle time

What is more important than having a solid morning routine in kindergarten? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Without it your day can spiral out of control in no time. I have lived to tell the tale and let me tell you, it isn't pretty! I have had a lot of questions lately about classroom management and how to get into a good routine so today I will give you a few ideas (and remind myself) of some fool proof morning routines to start from day one. #1 Morning Work As soon as my students walk in the…

Make circle time educational and interactive with these weather printables! Teach preschoolers about different types of weather using visuals and a weather chart.

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Many providers have been asking about Circle Time routines. Ours is pretty involved, but we do NOT do everything every day. It depends upon the skill sets we are working upon and the progression of my students. If the weather has been the same for the last week, then it's just redundant to keep repeating it. I'd rather wait until the weather is interesting and discuss it in depth for 1/2 an hour. Since this is primarily a Reggio based program, everything is interactive and most of it is done…

Tips and advice for preschool and kindergarten teachers about how to handle a disruptive child during circle time.

This circle time calendar board is perfect for creating a calendar and focus board center in your home or classroom. PRactice calendar skills

A list of fun games to use during circle time! These circle time games are appropriate for both preschool and kindergarten and include Hot Potato, Simon Says, Duck Duck Goose, and more! Then don't miss the rest of our free preschool games.

I teach in a high needs environment. In my classroom, I have a huge mix of ability levels and ages from 3 to 5 years old. Some of my kiddos have SPED services, speech, OT, etc. Circle time routines was a huge consideration for me this year and I put a lot of thought into it. If anyone else is struggling with how to keep them engaged when you have a diverse level of needs, you are not alone! I knew we would need lots of movement and excitement but, we also have the curriculum and read alouds…

Eight circle time songs that children will love and learn from!

These engaging circle time activities focus on multisensory learning, incorporating age-appropriate attention and self-regulation strategies.