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Increase Learning and Save Time with Independent Pre-K & Kindergarten Centers

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Do you ever wish your students could be more independent at center time, and that prepping centers didn’t take so long? This FREE webinar will teach you the ABCs of Independent Pre-K & Kindergarten Centers for more playful, engaging center time! You will learn about “free-flowing” math and literacy centers that incorporate choice and independence while saving YOU tons of time!

*For more tips on how to create a positive AND playful learning environment in your classroom, be sure to join us in P.L.A.Y. (Playful Learning All Year)!

This FREE webinar about "free-flowing" centers will help you increase learning and save time with independent Pre-K and Kindergarten centers!

Increase Learning and Save Time with Independent Pre-K & Kindergarten Centers

Does planning or changing centers take up too much of your time? Do you feel like a referee for your students or a constant problem solver?

I can help you make the switch to free-flowing centers. It will change your teacher life and help your students be more independent than ever!

In this webinar, you’ll learn all about how math and literacy centers can be taken to the next level when we get rid of the rotations and the timers.

Pre-K and Kindergarten centers can be even more engaging when students can choose their activity like this magnet match.

One of my favorite things about free-flowing centers is the time it saves me! I used to change out my centers all at once which meant tons of prep and time. And of course, this was usually on Fridays before I left for the weekend.

Not to mention, I was then trying to introduce ALL of those new centers to my kids in one day!

Fast forward and I now change centers without a set schedule, though it’s usually 1-2 times a week. But I do NOT change them all at once. Some stay out a long time while others rotate in and out.

My center planning time is now less AND my students have a stronger understanding of the available centers. This is because I’m not giving them too much information at one time.

Color coding activities and storing them so students can see them clearly is an important part of free-flowing centers.

For teachers, this way of running Pre-K and Kindergarten centers allows us to have more meaningful time and freedom with individual students and small groups – getting even further than if we were timer-bound.

Plus – you’ll see management issues improve when it comes to keeping everyone on track and you can still use your curriculum and required centers.

Letting students flow freely in and out of centers increases learning and allows for choice and higher engagement!

This lock and key alphabet center can be played independently or in a small group.

FREE Bonus Activity!

Don’t miss out! When you sign up for this webinar you will also get my Morning Greetings Pocket Chart Pack for FREE. This pack includes a “Greetings for a Great Day” poster, morning chant, and customizable school bus name cards.

Looking to save on ink? I’ve been there too. That’s why I also included black and white versions of the poster, chant, and name cards!

The free Morning Greetings pack includes a  greetings poster, morning chant, and editable school bus name cards.

Sign Up Today

Want to learn more about how to set up free-flowing centers, build routines, and work with standards? Sign up for this FREE webinar and get the included Morning Greetings Pack by clicking the large, yellow button at the end of the post!

Want to stress less with even more “must-try” tips while learning how to create a “Playful Learning” environment?

(even if you “aren’t allowed to play”)

If you’re wanting to incorporate playful learning, free-flowing centers, effective routines, and more in your Pre-K or Kindergarten classroom, then you’ll definitely want to join us in P.L.A.Y. (Playful Learning All Year)!

This P.L.A.Y. course is a deep dive into practical ways that you can create a playful learning environment in your classroom!

This course is a deep dive into practical ways that you can create a playful learning environment in your classroom. Be sure to request an invitation so you’re the first to hear when the virtual doors open!

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