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Our all-in-one center features over 200 cards designed especially for circle time—from calendar cards that teach and reinforce the days and months to fun picture cards that explore rhyming words, colors, shapes and more.
Discuss time concepts, such as yesterday, today and tomorrow. Reinforce math skills by having a “calendar count-up” where the group counts in unison to the date. Practice left-to-right progression by having students place the dates in tactilely defined boxes (e.g. using raised lines).
‘Step by Step’ will guide you through all aspects of the delivery of Quality Circle Time meetings. As you work through the chapters, you will gain a secure grasp of the knowledge and skills that are needed to plan Circle Time meetings that are uniquely tailored to the needs of your particular setting.
How can I make learning to tell time fun and engaging for ESL students? Use interactive activities, such as games, puzzles, flashcards, and online resources. Incorporate real-life examples and contexts to make the learning experience more practical and relatable.
LITERACY CIRCLE TIME CHART (ALPHABET)Use this resource during circle time, morning message, calendar, or small groups to teach or reinforce alphabet knowledge and alphabet skills, included consonant and vowel digraphs.
Everything you need for your preschool beach theme or summer theme! Includes activities for circle time, math and literacy centers, and printables.
The Circle Time Curriculum is a full year curriculum for a daily 20-25 minute circle time. The curriculum includes a scope and sequence, weekly lesson plans with IELDS standards already listed, individual lesson plans for each activity, general notes for each topic area addressed, an assessment tool based on GOLD, and a supply list.
