It’s Week 2 of my Kindergarten Year. I am finally matching all of my students names with their faces and even learning some of their personalities. We’ve gone over all of the simple classroom procedures and rules, practiced most of our routines and was introduced to a full week of our typical kindergarten schedule. During our first week of kindergarten, we learned how to use pencils, crayons, colored pencils, markers, scissors and glue bottles and glue sticks! If you are looking for ideas on how to teach using these ‘tools’, go here to read about it, or here to purchase it! Now it’s time to get down to business, isn’t it? Let’s break out those school supplies and start focusing on our social, emotional and academic skills! In this post I am sharing my Week 2 Lesson Plans, a printable gift tag for a fun student gift (it’s editable), an editable name and picture card template, as well as an editable version of my weekly lesson plan template. You asked and now you shall receive! 🙂
This week we are diving into…making friends, more colors, shapes and sorting. We will be learning about how to draw using shapes, as well as the head line, belt line, and foot line. This week also starts our explicit study on letter names & sounds. The first 2 focus letters will be Mm and Ss. You can download my week 2 lesson plan HERE. 🙂
You asked and I’m answering. I am sharing my weekly lesson plans but I totally understand that an editable template could be more beneficial for you. We all do different things in our classroom and this will allow you to have the same organization but with the activities and ideas that work best in your classroom. There is a space for each day of the week, weekly specials as well as the different centers that you may have every day. Get Your Copy Here.
I started doing making these cards a few years ago and it is a MUST DO every year!! I try and take my students picture on the first or second day of school. After uploading their pictures to my laptop, I crop each picture to a square size. I insert each picture into the template and add their first name, using the FREE Janda Bubble or Janda Manatee font. I print 2-3 copies of these cards! My students use these cards to ‘sign in’ for attendance and lunch count, a second set gets taped onto their individual cubbies and another set goes into the writing station, so the students can write each others names. I hope you enjoy this freebie!! Click on the picture, or HERE for your download!
