|
Teachers Net:
This site has great
chatboards for early childhood, kindergarten and primary grades.
They offer live chats with other teachers and authors. It is a
VERY comprehensive site! Get on the chat boards for your grade. |
Pre-K Pages:
Vanna Levin has filled
her page with creative ideas for beginning and experienced
teachers! She has great information on the Buddy Bags, community
service, developmental stages, and reading tips. Be sure to visit!
|
|
A to Z Teacher Stuff:
I LOVE the free printables that this site offers.
You can subscribe or just get the freebies! The site also offers
lesson plans and resources sorted by theme. |
Mrs.
Magee's Kindergarten Page:
This site has tons of
pictures that gives ideas for classroom and center set-up. The site
also includes thematic units, a sample full day schedule, and other
resources useful for teachers. |
|
Dr. Jean Feldman:
Dr. Jean is my FAVORITE children's musician. If you get the
opportunity to go to one of her workshops, GO! Her site offers
workshop information as well as lyrics, activities, and the
opportunity to order tapes and cds. You can even print off FREE
books to go with her songs. |
The K Crew:
The K Crew offers great
ideas for literacy centers (including pictures and explanations of
what the children are doing). The site includes a full-day
Kindergarten schedule and information on balanced literacy, shared
reading and shared writing. There are also good thematic unit
ideas! |
|
Almost Heaven
Kindergarten:
This website, created by
Kindergarten teacher Janet Bowland, has a teacher page with photos
of ideas that she uses in her classroom. I especially enjoyed the
pictures of her learning centers! The site also includes a parent's
page and kid's page. |
KinderKorner:
This
comprehensive site was created by early childhood teacher, Victoria
Smith. She has a TON of ideas, including theme ideas, top ten
resource books, links to great sites, literacy centers, writing
workshop, family math, and much more! It is one of my favorite
places on the internet! |
|
The Virtual
Vine:
This is a great resource
for early childhood professionals. The site, created by resource
teacher, Cindy, includes ideas for children's literature, literacy
connections, ideas for bulletin boards and displays, and lots of
information about special education! Click on "Teachers Bookbag" to
order printable teacher resources. |
Hubbard's
Cupboard:
Hubbard's Cupboard is
full of great ideas! The Family Involvement page has information on
take-home Literacy Kits, Literacy Projects, Family Nights, and ideas
for how families can work with their child at home. There are also
the staples from Kindergarten web sites, schedule, theme ideas, and
links to other resources. This is a site worth checking out! |
|
Mrs. Fischer's Kinder Themes: This
site has "nine months of theme", as well as kindergarten songs and
poems, a year long curriculum plan, and arts and crafts recipes. |
Our School Family:
Tiffany Taylor has put
together a comprehensive website with useful information for early
childhood educators! There are pictures of her classroom with
descriptions. It is a site you must go to! |
|
Little Giraffes:
This site has a great teacher section including book ideas,
ideas to create story props, thematic units, literacy ideas, and
much more! |
An Apple a Day: This site has ideas for your early childhood
class, including rituals to connect and build community, literacy
centers, literature, science, math, and social studies units. |
|
Sew
What 4 U: This site sells really cute teacher wear, including
several Dr. Jean songs! Looking for a "Kiss Your Brain" bag or a
shirt to tell everyone that you "Tooty Ta"? This is the site to get
it! |
Sew What
4 U Teacher Resources: There are tons of ideas for math and
literacy including FREE printables. There are several books, graphs,
math mats, draw along stories, games and MUCH MORE. |
|
Kelly's Kindergarten:
Kelly has lots of great ideas including Dollar Store Delights and
Big Lot Bargins, games to print and make, picture cards for games,
newsletter templates, center activities, and more! |
Ms. Leslie's Website: There are literacy centers with printable
instructions and pages, as well as information on portfolio
assessment, balanced literacy, sight words, word wall words,
thematic units, and more. |
|
Mrs. Fink's Busybees:
This site has lots of great ideas for the classroom. She has lots of
pictures with ideas on how to incorporate children's photos and
names. |
Mrs. Cox's Pre-K:
This site includes a photo tour, literacy and math printables,
teacher tips, center activities, and much more! |
|
Mrs. Pohlmeyer's
Kinder Page: There are ideas for discovery bottles, internet
projects, a cool Chicka Chicka Boom Boom tree, centers, and more.
There are lots of photos to help the visual learners. |
Teaching Heart: This
site include several ideas but my favorite is The Reading Rug. It
has story extensions, including Click Clack Moo, The Gingerbread
Baby, Mary Wore Her Red Dress, and MANY more. |
|
|
If you have a website that you would like to
share, please email me:
jilldavis@kinderfriends.com! |
