Focus wall for kindergarten

Happy Saturday and Happy Three Day Weekend! The first three weeks of first grade have been really really really good! We are starting to get into the swing of things which feels like the biggest relief ever in the history of all the land. In fact, I don’t think one kid took his lunch out ... Read More about Focus Wall

Do you have a Focus Wall in your classroom? Do you know what a Focus Wall is? I used to think that nearly every primary teacher had one up in the classroom, because it just a basic teaching tool. However, I have come to realize lately that most teachers do not have one, and many have never heard of a Focus Wall at all!

Looking for creative ways to implement a focus wall in your classroom? Check out these kindergarten focus wall resources!

Want to add a focus wall to your circle time routine? This boho rainbow focus wall is perfect for creating a fun and inviting learning area for your preschool classroom!

One of the biggest benefits to teaching in a special education classroom is having the flexibility to meet the students where they are at. Everything is specially designed to build upon their skills and make the content accessible. With that being said, this focus on individualization can make it a challenge to create common learning targets for all students. I like to keep my overall classroom learning targets general, and my small group learning targets more specific. For example, as a…

Here is a little peek into my classroom! This picture is kind of bright because of the windows, but it lets you see my classroom. And, I LOVE all the windows in my classroom. Can't get enough of the natural light! I also have a door which is very handy for doing projects outside and heading to recess! This is a good view of our carpet area. My favorite bulletin board is my Focus Wall. We are required by my district to have one for literacy. So, why not make it absolutely adorable????

Creating a structured and engaging environment is essential for preschoolers, and a preschool visual schedule is a fantastic tool to achieve this. A visual schedule uses pictures, symbols, or icons...

Simplify and organize your classroom with content-rich, brightly colored decor! This bulletin board set provides a convenient visual reference for students all year long…or use it as a center activity for early learners. The set includes 25 pieces—a “Shapes” header piece, 12 picture-word shape cards and 12 corresponding shape accents. The largest piece measures 6" x 21".

I am so excited to share my Focus Wall remodel 😍 I’ve been working hard on my farmhouse and chalkboard classroom (more pics coming soon!)…