Letter Stories From A-Z
Letter Stories From A-Z is for Pre-Readers and is designed to ‘Read-Aloud’, for Recognizing Letters in Context, Drawing, and Art. This method will also would work for Readers, who can […]
Curriculum Corner – Free PDFS
Welcome to Curriculum Corner! Here you will find free resources for both educators and parents. Jo Carol Hebert is creator of the Curriculum Corner. She is retired from forty years […]
It’s April Fools Day!
What is April Fools? April 1st is celebrated in the western world by the playing of pranks and the spreading of hoaxes. The jokes and their “victims” are called “April […]
Unusual Animal Helpers
Horses, oxen, and dogs have always been getting the credit for helping humans. However, there are some new animal-heros on the scene and what they can do may amaze you. […]
I Can Know Bears
Think about a bear. Can you see that big, ‘beary-scary’ bear? Bears can be 6 to 8 feet long. (A ‘ruler’ is 1 foot long). Some Brown Bears can weigh […]
Storytime Sunday – Migration Navigation
By Jan Cornebise The geese were excited. (All but one, that is.) The longer days, the melting ice and the budding trees signaled the time to head north. Gabe worried. […]
Show Us Your Stuff Saturday – “Dancing” Bear!
By, Paris Andreou H. – Age 6 Check out this awesome drawing by Paris. This bear really knows how to “dance.” Thank you, Paris, for this cool drawing. We LOVE […]
DIY Crayons – Recycle & Reuse Craft Idea!
Try this easy DIY craft using your old bits of crayons, a silicon mold, and a microwave oven! It’s super fun, super easy, and a great way to recycle and […]
