Preschool classbooks

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Are you looking for ways to incorporate environmental print in your preschool classroom? This post has five different ideas to easily incorporate...

Modifly this class book idea by photographing each letter expert in something that starts with their letter - this teacher suggests brainstorming ideas with the class.

Since my kids love our classroom books as much as they do, I have to make them as durable as I can without draining my time and the school's money by laminating them. Here's one way I do that. Sometimes when I use photos for class books, I print and cut them, and then glue them to both sides of construction paper. It saves paper and creates books that are less bulky. Then I use packing tape down the edge that will be bound. I fold it over the edge to cover both sides at once. (Obviously this…

Making a 'class book' using photographs in preschool. A study of prepositions with fine motor!

So I was FINALLY uploading some photos from my school camera in preparation for the end of the year and I came across some that I had every ...

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How make class books with your students in preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten to create motivation to read. Pictures and ideas for making class books.

Cuddle up with your preschool child this December with these fun-to-read Christmas Books for Preschoolers! Which one will you pick first?

If someone walks into my classroom while kids are independently reading various texts around the room, they might hear what they think is random clapping. That would about drive me batty, but the kind of clapping I'm talking about is proof kids are thinking. The clapping comes from a brilliant classroom book idea I found on Pinterest. Click on the picture to visit the original owner's blog, Chalk Talk. I modified it slightly by using sticker dots. Each kiddo met with one of my parent…