Rainbow Word Wall FREEBIE!

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There's no better thing than a freebie! Here is my FREE Rainbow Word Wall Pack. I recommend using a black background. I used a black flat sheet. 

* Due to high demand, I created an editable version of this product. You can get it HERE!

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Implementing Technology Using QR Codes in my Kindergarten Classroom!

Let's face it... Our students LOVE tablets, iPads, iPods, basically anything involving technology. It is an important part of our schools today and it is more important than ever that we teach our students how to use technology in their day-to-day lives. I designed these QR Sight Word Activities as a way to reinforce important literacy skills while also highlighting technology skills. I use project boards and rubber cement to make a center area. 

Students use my iPod Touch to scan the QR codes. I was supervised at how easily they learned to use it! They're pros now! :)

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This center is a BIG favorite! Students scan the QR codes, listen to the sight word, and then match the sight word to the correct puzzle piece. It works great for fast finishers!

Download the QR Audio Sight Word Puzzles HERE!

My Kindergarten Classroom Set-Up

I started setting up my classroom today. My cooperating teacher and I got a lot done, but we still have a ton to do and only one more day to do it! Yikes! We took some bulletin board inspiration from Kinder Craze and played our boarder. It took forever, but I think it was well worth it! i made my own word wall and posted it on TPT store to go along with the rainbow theme. I used dolce pre-primer words as well as our Journey's Reading Program sight words. You can download the word wall for FREE HERE!

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I found this calendar on Creative Resources. We also got matching birthday posters. We sued black Velcro to attach everything. 

Our bulletin boards for student work were the most fun. It's hard to see int he picture, but the squares are actually glitter. I always say you can never have enough glitter in kindergarten, although I'm sure my custodian may disagree. 

My stepdaughter made glitter clothes pins and I used a hot glue gun to glue push pins to the back. We'll use this to hang student work.