Family projects

I love talking about family in Sunday School! It's developmentally appropriate for preschoolers because it's about them and easily relatable.

Setting up a classroom family photo display is a great way to build a positive classroom community. Today, I'm going to share a letter you can send home requesting a family photo, as well as some

Grab an old box and an old magazine to complete this cardboard & magazine house craft. A great way to have some crafting fun using resources you already have at home. Who will be looking out of the window of your house? This craft was inspired by our

It was fun making these Popsicle stick families. Its really easy. You can show them to draw on both the stick and the paper to make cute people. You then just glue down your sticks where you want them. Encourage your kids to make a scene for your families. Kenzie was adorable when she showed me her...Read More

Play this interactive word family dominoes game to make reading fun and reinforce phonics sounds. Kids will love matching up rhyming words and learning through play!

Start your student's new school year off with some self-reflection. Each page is geared towards getting your students to look at themselves, their families, and their friends!

Teacher Approved #teacherlife on Instagram: “Love this craftivity from @teaching.this.way ! “Who lives at your house?””

Simplify your mornings with a DIY morning routine chart! Create a visual guide that helps kids stay on track and build independence.