This page is dedicated to our First Week of First Grade Resource -Grab it-HERE Pacing Guides & Links Below Jitter Juice by Julie Danneberg Sarah is scared and doesn’t want to start over at a new school. She doesn’t know anybody. It will be awful. She just knows it. With
We all could use a touch of “fairy dust” to keep things running smoothly in the classroom. That’s where the Desk Fairy comes in!
Captivating Back to School Video Read Alouds – Make the First Week Fun! Watch and Listen- Just click and play!! Students will love!
Celebrate the start of the new year with these fun engaging New Years Day activities! Perfect for the K-2 classroom!
Are You Yeti For This? These Yeti’s always make the cutest bulletin board display, plus they just make our classroom happy! The mouth and eyes template for these are in our free resource library you can find HERE! The white paint is put on with the back of a plastic
Why use Winter read-alouds? Winter is the best time to teach little learners! During these cold months, teachers need fresh winter classroom ideas to survive. Winter is beautiful and magical and peaceful… for everyone except an elementary school teacher! The excitement of the holidays is over, the students are getting
Bulletin Board Winter Ideas: We have you covered!! Attention all teachers, parents, and lovers of all things festive! As the cold weather sets in and the holiday season approaches, it’s time to break out the glue sticks, construction paper, and glitter. That’s right, we’re talking about winter bulletin boards. These
Groundhog’s Day read alouds–It’s Groundhog Day, and whether Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow or not, it’s a day filled with anticipation and fun for young students. In this article, we’ll explore the magic of Groundhog Day read alouds for the K-2 classroom. From charming tales to educational resources, you’ll discover
100th day of school read alouds-As a teacher, you know that the 100th day of school marks a significant milestone for your students. It’s a time to celebrate their growth and accomplishments, and of course, have some fun! But instead of just counting 100 objects or dressing up, why not
Why Fall read alouds? As the air turns crisp and leaves change color, students eagerly anticipate the arrival of fall. It’s a season of new beginnings, cozy sweaters, and, of course the colorful falling leaves. It’s the time for snuggling up with a good book and sharing stories aloud. But
Classroom Election DayAttention all elementary teachers! It’s never too early to teach our little ones about the importance of Election Day. Instead of diving into complex topics like candidates and policies, let’s focus on the essential act of voting for what we want. And what better way to do so
As educators, we know how important it is for every child in our class to feel special. Star student is one of the ways we do this by dedicating one week to each student in our class. This post will tell you exactly how we do it! Star Student
“Tick-tock, the clock strikes midnight on April 1st, signaling the start of a day filled with playful pranks and mischievous tricks. For teachers, this means a unique opportunity to add a dash of humor to their lesson plans and engage their students in a creative writing exercise. With the right
These April Fool’s Day books for the classroom are hilarious. Do you remember the thrill of playing a harmless prank on your friends and family on April Fools’ Day? As the old saying goes, “Laughter is the best medicine,” and what better way to celebrate this mischievous holiday than with