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More details to come, friends, but for now, here are a few pictures of some November fun from kindergarten! Since students are familiar with the flag, we take the time to make connections to more US symbols early in November. We discuss the importance of saying the Pledge of Allegiance and why we honor our Veterans.  To tie the election in with our learning, students vote on their favorite candy. As students hid their eyes, each kiddo popped up to place their vote. Reese’s took the win, but in the end, everyone got their choice. 🥰 Annnnnd that’s probably why it’s always rainbows and sunshine in our classroom!   Kids love these hats to celebrate voting, and it’s a simple way to tie in the introduction of Uncle Sam.  Students create soldiers to decorate the hallway for our Veterans Day assembly.  “Peanut Butter and Cupcake” and “The Recess Queen” are perfect titles to discuss being kind to peers on the playground. They tie in beautifully with World Kindness Day, celebrated on November 13th.  The week before Thanksgiving, we discuss food groups, balanced meals, and manners at the dinner table! To wrap up our week, we prepare a meal in our kitchen, and students serve themselves, buffet style! The bottom picture shows the aftermath of the kitchen. Makes me laugh since it’s just like home, complete with dirty dishes and food on the floor! Everyone pitches in to help clean up, in true classroom family style! 
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With 2020's schedule, this teacher mama is getting behind on her blogging! For now, check out a few pictures from our turkey week!      This little Thanksgiving pack is my favorite, for all of the heartfelt mom reasons! Both items are the SWEETEST THANKSGIVING KEEPSAKES! 
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AuthorHi, and welcome to Krazy for Kindyland, Kindergarten Arts and Crafts! I'm a mom of three and a primary teacher since 2006. We are on a mission to reach all little learners, providing them with engaging, hands-on learning opportunities to practice spatial awareness skills while learning across the curriculum. Here on the blog, we share differentiated lesson ideas that allow for teacher choice while incorporating crafting and writing into math activities, letter learning, science lessons, social studies topics, character education, and reading comprehension. Our crafts include consistent layouts and are easy for students to understand and follow directions. They are low prep, saving the precious time you need with your students! Fun fact: our customers often note that our products are GREAT for subs! They focus directly on learning content and are easy arts and crafts for kindergarten! 
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