Thank you so much to everyone for your comments and emails about using the Google Form to begin a comprehensive list of Kindergarten teacher blogs. I am so excited that I've already found blogs I didn't know existed!!! I wish I had time to back and read every blog from the beginning.

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Since I first added the form, I wanted to let you know that I have updated it to include an area for teachers other than Kindergarten. For example, homeschoolers, preschool, etc.

I also added an optional entry for you to add your Facebook fan page. I know not everyone has one though. I did try to add the pages I could find. Feel free to check the list. If your fan page isn't listed here, let me know and I will add it for you. 

I decided to go ahead and add a spot for you to link to your TpT and/or Teacher's Notebook stores. Why not! If we're going to have a comprehensive list, we might as well promote your stores, too! Let me know if you need me to add yours.

Lastly, I know my original post will get lost in the shuffle. So, I added a 'Blogs I Love' tab at the top of my blog. You can access it anytime. There is a link for you to visit the spreadsheet with all the information everyone has entered.

If at anytime you have any questions or need anything updated, changed, etc. please don't hesitate to let me know.


Please spread the word so your blog can help generate links from other bloggers I may not know about. :)

As if I weren't already following enough blogs, I feel like everyday I come across one to two more that I never knew existed which makes me feel like I've missed out. :) All you have to do is add your name, blog/site name and the web address of your blog/site.


View what others have submitted here.

Please post regardless of whether you think I know of your blog or not. I'd love to have comprehensive list. *Check below the form for instructions on how to embed this form on your blog, too.

This is a Google Doc Form submission. I have set the form to 'Share' so your entry will go to a spreadsheet that others can view.



If you would like to embed this form on your blog as a way of helping me get the word out, feel free to copy the HTML code from here. The password is kindergarten. Once the code is copied, go back to your blog post. Then, click the Edit HTML tab above your blog post. Paste the code where you want it and it should embed the form on your blog.

Thank you to the authors at Teacher Certification Degrees.com for naming my blog one of the Top 50 Early Childhood Education Blogs.

I come from a family of teachers and I love teaching Kindergarten students. I never dreamed that I would teach Kindergarten, but I feel like it is such a natural fit for me and an extension of my love of being a mother. My school students are like my extended family. I also love teaching in the same school district that my own children attend/will attend. I feel an extra connection as a parent and I like knowing teachers on a personal and professional level. Some of my son's teachers are now my best friends. 

I enjoy blogging as a way to share information with others, as well as, save information for myself. Having a blog allows me to access many things from school that I have found while at home without having to lug my laptop and flash drive around everywhere I go. I also love to share! :)

Congratulations to everyone who made the list and to all of those in teaching! It is so great to have a way to communicate and share information that is beneficial to our students. I appreciate all of those who are willing to share their ideas and time with others by blogging, commenting, sending emails, etc. It is so nice to share common concerns, celebrations and the overall commitment to educating our students.  No one knows a day in the life of a teacher better than a fellow teacher. (Plus, blogging allows my poor husband a break from all my school talk and crazy insane amounts of educational jargon and acronyms like PBIS, RtI, PLC, etc.) Hee, hee!

Thank you to http://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com/top-blogs/early-childhood-education/ for adding my humble blog to your list! I am thrilled!

I'm so thankful my blog is listed in the Top 100 Classroom Blogs. Alexis has put a lot of hard work into compiling sites that serve as a 'resource guide' for other teachers. You should definitely check it out. I'm sure you will find lots of interesting blogs and many great ideas and resources, as well.

I'm so humbled by her inclusion of my tiny little blog. It makes me happy to know that there are other teachers out there searching for many of the same things my Kdg. kiddos are learning about. I hope you enjoy this blog as much as I do sharing! :)