Christmas in kindergarten classroom

Some people put their holiday decorations up the day after Halloween. I don't judge. I get it, it's a magical time of the year. So I'm hoping you won't judge me when I tell you that I have every intention of starting December Morning Work Stations a week before December actually graces us with its presence. I just CAN NOT possible wait. I know my students are going to FREAK out with excitement. Morning Work for December is HERE!!!

Deck the Halls with this free holiday banner. You can add any craft to your bulletin board or hallway walls but these stain glass Christmas bulbs are easy and fun for primary students pre-k, kindergarten or first-grade. This easy craft for kids will brighten your classroom and school.

These Christmas crafts for kids are cute and easy paper plate crafts instagram.com/theprimaryparade

Do you think it's possible to enjoy Christmas in the classroom? It can be a crazy time of the year, but what if you could actually...

After we explored Diwali, as seen in the last post, we displayed what we did and learned. Another holiday celebrated by friends in our room was Ramadan! You can see what we learned about each celebration in the pictures. We also had a friend who celebrated Kwanzaa. While I pulled out children to test for report cards, our substitute teacher had family members who celebrated Hanukkah! I had him teach the kids all about it! He taught them The Dreidel Song which they sung over and over for the…

Preschoolers and kindergarteners are sure to have fun learning the ABC's this holiday season with this free Elf Recognition Activity Letter!

Creating Christmas cards can be a joyful activity for kids. With colorful paper, stickers, and a sprinkle of imagination, children can craft delightful and unique holiday greetings that spread cheer to family and friends.

Looking for easy and fun gingerbread math, science, and literacy activities to bring to your kindergarten or first grade classroom? Read about my favorites!