Kindergarten 2 Full Version Free Download ABOUT THIS GAME Kindergarten 2 is the long-awaited sequel to 2017’s Kindergarten! After the events that occurred on Monday, the children have been rezoned to an all-new school. Discover all-new areas and new characters as you assist the children with their various assignments.

About This GameKindergarten is an abstract puzzle adventure game. You play as a student in a school that’s a bitoff. The teacher is trying to get rid of her kids. The janitor is frequently seen cleaning up blood. The cafeteria is serving the same slop over and over again. Kids are walking around with strange devices planted on them after visiting the principal, and one of your fellow classmates has gone missing. It’s up to you to figure out what’s going on, because your life might depend on it.

Classic Kindergarten fun!. Take part in show and tell!. Play house with Cindy!. Get beat up by the school bully!. Talk to the weird kid!. Destroy school property!. Get poisoned!.

Solve a missing person's case!You know.all the things you did while you were in Kindergarten.

SOURCE:“Don’t assume they know how to do anything. Teach them everything.

How to knock at the bathroom door, how to close it behind them, how to wash hands, throw away towels routines, routines, routines.” — Shannon T. Prepare yourself for kids with a wide range of skills.“Be ready for kids who are readers, kids who have never seen letters, and everything in between. I love my kinders dearly and find so much joy in watching their little light bulbs go on for the first time! They’re a different bunch to be sure, but they’re a blast!” — Maggie V. Use a washable stuffed animal as a class pet. SOURCE:“Plan lessons/activities that last no more than 15 minutes, with some kind of movement activity in between. (Moving from the circle to the table counts, as does clapping a pattern, or head, shoulders, knees, and toes.)” — Anne H.

Take your class on a mini-adventure on the first day.“I teach routines, rules, but I also go on some kind of ‘adventure.’ My adventure is going through the school to find where everything is, the bathrooms, the nurse, the front office, the cafeteria (which we practice going through the line), library, etc. I’ve done fishing where I have fish (or a jungle animal if that was my theme) hanging at each place and they collect them in a bucket as we go around taking turns and collecting through the whole school. They love it.” — Dana H. Choose amazing read alouds for the first week of school. SOURCE:“Glue sponges! There are several videos online for making them.

So awesome to not deal with the bottle of glue mess or those littles who can’t close the bottle and spill glue in their supplies!” — Anita D. All hands on deck!“Get at least one extra set of hands for at least the beginning of that first day. They will all come in and need/want your attention, and there is so much to do. As a retired teacher, I go in for the first hour every day for the first week of school just to help with ‘crowd’ control. Just an extra pair of hands that knows what it’s like to be a teacher.” — Judy N. Plan your circle time well.SOURCE:Make it short, sweet, and active. Read the perennial kindergarten favorite“It relates to their first day of school and has many activities.” — Betty B.

Help the parents of your students on the first day. This is a tough transition for them, too!“You will have a room full of parents on the first day, so to have a smooth goodbye I wrap a box with Kinder Bear (any stuffed bear) inside. After the kids are sitting on the carpet I tell them that I have a friend I’d like them to meet, but that he’s shy. I pretend to listen to the bear and tell the kids he wants you to say bye to mom & dad so he can come out and play. The parents will ‘get’ the message and leave and the students will be eager to meet Kinder Bear!” — Denise B. Use anchor charts.SOURCE:Creating anchor charts for and with your students helps them learn and remember lessons about topics like friendship, shapes, counting, letters, beginning writing, and more.

SOURCE:Some of your students will do this naturally. Some of them will need your help. How to be a friend is one of the most important lessons they can leave their first year of school with. Find fun ways to teach all of the routines your little ones will need to know all year long.“For my lines in the hallway I say ‘There’s a cloud with marshmallows falling down (wiggle fingers like they’re falling from above), everyone, catch a marshmallow!’ Pretend to catch and say ‘now put it in your mouth and chew chew chew chew and keep your finger on your lips so it doesn’t fall out’ until you get to the cafeteria, playground etc. They’ll walk around with their cheeks puffed up pretending to chew. Some might say they ate it, so tell them to catch another or it’s too big to eat the whole thing and keep chewing!

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I’ve heard teachers say ‘catch a bubble.’ It’s the same concept. When I need instant silence I say, ‘Catch a marshmallow!’ and there is quiet immediately.” — Heikel F. Routine, routine, routine.Veterans who’ve been teaching kindergarten for years said this again and again on our helpline: Probably more than any other age group in elementary school, kindergartners thrive on their routine.

“Plan fun and easy activities for the first week so you can keep focused on the routine.” — Sarah S. Combine multiple objectives into a single lesson. SOURCE:“I would have them do a self-portrait the first day and then another one the last week and watch the difference! You will want to start and demo one of yourself just to give them an idea of what to do. You might be surprised at the results and your parents will save it forever—mine did.

I still have one I drew as a kinder or first grader.” — Julia A. Start the year with firm expectations and clear routines.“Don’t worry about the curriculum. Just focus on the routines and rules.

One of the best bits of advice I got from a professor was that the kids WANT to love you so don’t be afraid to be strict with the rules and set down your boundaries right out of the gate. I’ve been teaching for 20 years, and I learned that the hard way.

Have fun, play games, let them see your playful side but take the time to let them know what is expected of them.” —Julie S. Head ball 2 glitch 2019. Host a pajama day.SOURCE:Have your kids come to school in their jammies and plan a whole host of fun activities for the day. SOURCE:“Kids go to their first day of kindergarten expecting to learn how to read that very day. So you have to do some choral reading of big books or poems so that they know that they have begun to learn to read. Just one big book. Read it many times that day. If they go home seeing themselves as scholars on the first day of school, you will have set the tone for the whole year.” —Becky N.

Take care of yourself.Teaching kindergarten requires a different kind of energy. Eat well and try to get an extra hour of sleep if you can. “When I switched from teaching second grade to teaching kindergarten, I was exhausted for the first two months.

It’s physically taxing.” — Karen E. Laugh with your kids. SOURCE:Kindergartners love to laugh as much as the rest of us! These 25 books will add some humor and levity to your day.

Sneak in the learning with games.“I like playing ‘I have, who has’ games. I take their picture on the first day of school and create an ‘I have who has’ game with their photos, it’s a great way for them to learn names, plus I use their picture for everything” — Lisa G.

Connect with a community of educators outside of your own school.Teaching is hard! Join our or Facebook groups and connect with other teachers to talk about challenges and triumphs and ask questions. Organize your instruction around themes.When you structure your lessons thematically, you provide your kids with more “hooks” for learning. Check out this blog by for some great ideas. Give your kids visual cues to help them follow your directions. SOURCE:“I have my kids line up on numbers. They stay on the same number all year. This saves so much time.

We can line up in less than 15 seconds. Their toes touch the number but don’t cover it so I can see it.” — Debbie N. Be kind to your wallet.SOURCE:Check out the Dollar Store for deals on all sorts of things for kindergarten. This blog has tons of recommendations. Fill your classroom library with these classic kindergarten books.SOURCE:Here are 34. Teach with centers.Teaching with centers is one of the easiest ways to work through your curriculum while teaching kindergarten.

And kids love them! Check out these awesome tips for managing centers from 35. Put together an in your classroom.SOURCE:If there’s one thing you want your kindergartners to walk away at the end of the year, it’s the message that reading is fun! Make reading time extra special for them by setting up one of the awesome spaces from this article. SOURCE:Put an astronaut stick down when you get to the end of a word so you know where to start the next one! Celebrate Dr.

Seuss Day wholeheartedly.Kindergartners are the perfect crowd for all things Dr. WeAreTeachers has a whole board dedicated to the event on our.

40. Organize your classroom well.SOURCE:Sometimes teaching kindergarten doesn’t give you even a second to catch your breath. You need to be able to find everything you need for your lesson without a lot of fuss, otherwise, you’ll lose them.

Keep your classroom organized so that you can always find what you need for your next lesson. Bring your sense of humor.Kindergarten teachers must have a sense of humor.

The kids will likely be making you smile all day long with their adorable sayings, but make time to find some teacher humor too. From The Kindergarten Connection should do the trick. Keep a “sub tub” on hand for those days when you just can’t make it into school. Find fun hands-on ways to teach number sense.SOURCE:Number sense is key in kindergarten. You’ll want to cover it again and again. Use music for EVERYTHING.“Music is needed and is a good way to transition. Find a morning song and an afternoon song (can be the same tune with different words) to start and close your day.

It makes a world of difference.” — Anne H.“Check out DVDs for letters, sounds, sight words.” —Lisa T. Plan fun annual events for your students and their families.SOURCE:Whether it’s a Mother’s Day tea, a fall feast, or a spring BBQ, kindergartners love traditions. And they love to include their families. And last, but certainly not least, give them lots (and lots) of.“Playtime teaches kids how to get along with others so that they can effectively learn in a classroom. It’s so important, especially in kindergarten.” — Michelle S.We’d love to hear—what are your favorite tips and tricks for teaching kindergarten? Come and share in our on Facebook.Plus, 50 tips and tricks for. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website.

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