Posted by Kristen Poindexter
As I search for ideas to use with upcoming Big Books, I often come across different story props. Here are a few of my favorite places to get story props from:
Arkansas Childcare Services ***The old link was no longer working, so I’ve updated this one***
Where do you get your story props from?
Kristen 🙂
Posted on September 3, 2012, in Story Props. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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SusanaHello! I would have loved to learn about how to help parents and families find the proper resources.
sweetspontaneousTime management, organization and self care are also good topics for new teachers! I could explore t
sweetspontaneousBTW, congrats on the new Ed D journey! Happy journeys to you, Kristen!
sweetspontaneousI love this one! So many new student teachers tell me they’re nervous with parents! Should not have
sweetspontaneousHmmm. I think every new teacher should experience being short staffed. Or needing the impromptu less
ginapsmithI think I would work with a new teacher on relationship building - meaning students, parents and sta
Kristen PoindexterI am sharing some ideas that will help make at-home learning a little more fun and just uses some si
Kristen PoindexterHappy New Year! I use old readers from our past reading series, books I’ve printed off from Reading
Kristen's Kindergarten
makinglearningfun.com often has props you can use with stories. This site has a lot of great ideas!
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We made our own props. And my during kindergarten we went for a story telling competition with our own props and got a prize in the district level. Check out the props’ pics here. I wrote about it here – http://www.worldmomsblog.com/2011/09/28/india-the-idea-of-competition/
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