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Teacher Read Aloud to build class community, available on Amazon. Perfect for the First Day of School or Back to School time, or for the last day of school or end of the year. Can be read over Zoom or Google Meets for distance learning. Has illustrations for inclusion, add it to your diverse books in your classroom library!

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This summer, I decided to do a storytime celebrating the kids who are about to start Kindergarten this fall. We really had fun with the kids and parents really appreciated it, many taking pictures throughout. Our schools go back August 1, so I figured mid-July would be a great time to do it. Our newest library assistant is a former Kindergarten teacher, so I got some great ideas from her as I planned this program, and then we ran it together. We used a typical storytime format, but inserted…

The beginning of the school year is often a combination of excitement, nerves, and possibilities. One of my favorite books to start the year is All Are Welcome. This book lets young children know that no matter what, they have a place, they have a space, they are welcome in their school. Here are a few activities you can pair with this book.

To have a good relationship with your students from the very beginning of the year, it’s important to build trust, understanding, and acceptance. To help you do this and get your new school year kicked off right, check out these 27 different read-alouds to get your new students setting goals, building relationships, having positive attitudes, and just being excited about being back in school!

Perfect activity to accompany the read aloud of "The King of Kindergarten" by Derrick Barnes and Vanessa Bradley-Newton. Create your very own storybook to document your own back-to-school adventure! Book follows the same storyline as the read aloud. Check out MaiStoryBook for an interactive read aloud of the story plus additional reading resources

Are you looking for a simple way to monitor student progress in writing and fine motor skills? Try a kindergarten writing portfolio! These writing samples can double as a kindergarten memory book at the end of the year. Click here to read more about using a writing portfolio for kindergarten progress monitoring.

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Class books are a wonderful writing activity for preschool and kindergarten students! This post has tons of great class book ideas to use with your students. These class-created books cover the beginning of the year, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Valentine's Day, Easter, and more! Students will love writing and illustrating their own books to be enjoyed by the class!

Kindergarten is a most delightful ages for read alouds–kids are full of wonder and silliness, and the selection of excellent picture books is enormous. Here are 50 of the best books for kindergarten.