Kindergarten poems of the week

Here's a sneak peek at our Winter Poem of the Week Unit. All poems are geared for K-2. There's ten poems and nine literacy centers each. It's as easy as print, go, and add students!

Can I tell you a secret? I have not always been a fan of Halloween. I’m not really sure why, but I’ve come around and now feel comforta

Here are some familiar poems and songs I plan to use the first few weeks of school. I plan to make them into charts to use during Shared R...

Happy Saturday! It has a busy one in the Pauley household. I wanted to share our poem this week with all of you. I have always used poetry in my classroom, but this year I am going to try to have one focus poem a week. This was our first big "theme" for the year....NAMES! We had a special poem for our first poem of the year. (It is to the tune of "Are you Sleeping?") We introduced our first "popcorn" words this week...I and a. We read our poem/song a few times and then together found our…

Enjoy Teaching English: END OF SCHOOL (poem)

This is a primary blog with ideas for teaching grades kindergarten, first, second and third grade.

Rain poem of the week is broken down into daily poetry activities to help build reading fluency, phonemic awareness, concepts of print and more!

Human body poem!

Anyone who has raised a boy can relate to the Dirt on My Shirt poem that I stumbled across recently. When I saw it memories of my son and my grandsons came to mind. It is like they are immune to …

Back To School Poem.pdf