Jump to Sorting Cars Freebie Jump to Assessment Freebie Shop the Resource Sorting is an important early math skill that helps Kindergarten students notice attributes, identify similarities and differences, and organize objects and information. Under the 2026 Ontario Kindergarten curriculum, children are working towards sorting objects or data using one attribute. They are also expected…
I’m back for some Five for Friday! 1. Chalkboard Cubbie Tags I found these chalkboard clips at Dollarama and fell IN LOVE. I decided to use them for our cubbie bins this year! These would also be great for your writing wall too! 2. Tactile Number Cards I wanted some tactile number cards but all…
Hi guys! Long time no blog! Actually I just checked and it has only been 2 weeks, but for some reason it feels like it has been forever since I last blogged! With report cards, case conferences and permanent teaching postings closing yesterday (for those of you who don’t know, I am a LTO) I…
Hi guys! I’m linking up with Kacey at Doodle Bugs Teaching to share 5 random things from this week! 1. Pinecone Observation Paintings My kids are still loving these water colour observational drawings/paintings. Some of the items we have been looking closely at and painting include pinecones (pictured above) and caterpillars. We often put magnifying…
Hi friends! I’m super excited to share how I taught probability to my class this year! In the past I was always scrambling around or teaching probability here and there. I finally put together a mini unit and it has helped me be much more intentional about how I teach the probability words this year!…
Hi everyone! I’m back today to link up with Kacey at Doodle Bugs Teaching for Five for Friday and share 5 things from my week. 1. Earth Day Art My teammate shared this awesome idea with us and the kids loved it! To tie in with the reduce-reuse-recycle vocabulary we have been talking about in…
Hi guys! I’m linking up with Kacey at Doodle Bugs Teaching for Five for Friday to share 5 things from my week! 1. Building Shapes & Figures with Sight Words I got this activity from Coffee Cups & Crayons. I printed sight words on popsicle sticks and set them out with brown clay. I encouraged…
Hi guys! Today I’m sharing my subtraction lesson plans & activities from this year. I hope this can give you some ideas for planning your subtraction unit! Day 1: On the first day we introduce the word “subtraction” and define it as “when you take away from a number and get a smaller number”. I…
Updated March 2026 Teaching addition in kindergarten can feel overwhelming — especially when students are at so many different levels. Some are still counting every object one by one. Others are ready to write number sentences. And if we move too quickly to equations, students may just memorize without truly understanding what addition means. Over…
Here is a short recap on the number line unit we recently explored with the kids. Our expectation for number lines in Kindergarten is: NS 1.1 investigate, using a number line, the idea that quantity is greater when counting forward and less when counting backwards
I love sharing lessons and activities that have worked well in my Kindergarten classroom to provide you with engaging ideas and to help you cut down your planning time!
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