Kevin Henkes Books Inspired Reading Comprehension & Art for the Classroom
“If we expose kids to books and art, nothing but good can come from it.” — Kevin Henkes That quote sums up exactly why Kevin Henkes’ stories have always had
Incorporating arts and crafts into the classroom instruction is a passion of mine. You’ll find directed drawings and classroom crafts that allow you to ditch those mundane worksheets from time to time! After all, there is power in making the concepts learned in the classroom visual for our students!
“If we expose kids to books and art, nothing but good can come from it.” — Kevin Henkes That quote sums up exactly why Kevin Henkes’ stories have always had
The first week of school is such a special time in the classroom. It’s when students are getting to know you, their classmates, and their new routines. One of my
There’s something magical about color—it grabs attention, sparks creativity, and makes learning stick. Whether you’re a parent looking for something fun to do on a slow afternoon or a teacher
If you’ve ever heard the words “I’m bored!” five minutes into summer break (or a long car ride), you’re not alone. Whether you’re a parent looking for screen-free fun or
Testing, reviews, field day, etc.—The end of the year can be a chaotic time. But amid the transition, there’s a bright spot, a purposeful break from the routine. As students
Valentine’s Day is a unique holiday that requires very little to achieve huge brownie points with your students. So, if you’re a teacher who loves celebrating Valentine’s Day in the
“If we expose kids to books and art, nothing but good can come from it.” — Kevin Henkes That quote sums up exactly why Kevin Henkes’ stories have always had
The first week of school is such a special time in the classroom. It’s when students are getting to know you, their classmates, and their new routines. One of my
There’s something magical about color—it grabs attention, sparks creativity, and makes learning stick. Whether you’re a parent looking for something fun to do on a slow afternoon or a teacher
If you’ve ever heard the words “I’m bored!” five minutes into summer break (or a long car ride), you’re not alone. Whether you’re a parent looking for screen-free fun or
Testing, reviews, field day, etc.—The end of the year can be a chaotic time. But amid the transition, there’s a bright spot, a purposeful break from the routine. As students
Valentine’s Day is a unique holiday that requires very little to achieve huge brownie points with your students. So, if you’re a teacher who loves celebrating Valentine’s Day in the