I taught preschool for 5 years before graduating to Kindergarten! I found my home teaching this age group!! :) I have taught Kindergarten for 3 years and I spent one year teaching in Second grade. I feel that my years in preschool and my experience in Second have really helped me focus in on crucial skills for Kindergarteners based on where they are coming from and where they need to be in a few years! As of SY 2017/2018, I began teaching Special Education with an emphasis in Reading in lower grades.
I created this product to assess students entering Kindergarten. This is to help teachers understand where each child is at the beginning of the school year, or even to be used prior to entry to Kindergarten for grouping purposes. It covers basic skills such as letter recognition, number recognition, 2-D and 3-D shape recognition, rhyming word completion, and color recognition. I created it with ABC print fonts so the students would easily recognize each letter in the font they learned it in fir
This is a PowerPoint I use along with my subtraction activities. The first few slides are to review vocabulary and different methods for solving subtraction problems. You will review Linus the Minus, Number Bonds, and reading Number Sentences. There are instructions to use along with a Hula Hoop demonstration of subtraction. There are 20 practice problems and blank frames to create your own. Finally, the last two slides are materials you can print and use to record practice as students are watch
This is a subtraction center that my students absolutely love! First, introduce "Linus the Minus" with the poster provided. Students love that he "steals" or takes away counters! I use this game mat during my whole group instruction prior to students using this game independently! We use subtraction problems from our workbook, flash cards, or problems that I provide on the board to play the game. Simply print, assemble, and laminate for prolonged use!
Use this along with number flash cards as a center. Lay out numbers 1-30 upside down. Laminate or use dot paint to have students mark when they turn over a number. Example, if a student turns over a "5", they need to search for "5" on their paper and dot it with the paint dotter (or if you laminate this they can color in the number 5 with a dry erase)! They continue until they have found all 30 numbers!!
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Experience
I taught preschool for 5 years before graduating to Kindergarten! I found my home teaching this age group!! :) I have taught Kindergarten for 3 years and I spent one year teaching in Second grade. I feel that my years in preschool and my experience in Second have really helped me focus in on crucial skills for Kindergarteners based on where they are coming from and where they need to be in a few years! As of SY 2017/2018, I began teaching Special Education with an emphasis in Reading in lower grades.
Teaching style
Hands on learning!! Engaging lessons and innovative ideas! I was blessed to be able to teach at an Fine Arts Academy where I received training by ArtsNow in how to use visual art, dance, music, and theatre to bring lessons to life!
My own education history
I graduated from Kennesaw State University in just three years with my degree in teaching! I currently hold 4 Georgia Teaching Certifications!
Additional biographical information
I am a mommy to two beautiful girls, a wife to a Middle School teacher, and come from a family of educators!
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