Spring writing activities can be a lifesaver this time of year. Spring is such a fun time in the classroom… but it can also feel a little chaotic. One day you’re reviewing for testing, the next you’re coming back from a field trip, and somehow it’s already Friday again. And
March in the classroom is prime learning time — especially when it comes to March grammar activities and reinforcing those important core skills. It’s a season for staying focused, reviewing important concepts and skills, and often it means preparing for state testing. But let’s be honest… it can also feel
Planning engaging lessons during the long winter months can feel overwhelming. If you’re looking for low prep winter writing prompts that keep students focused and excited to write, you’re in the right place. These winter writing activities are designed to be simple to use, motivating for students, and easy to
Winter in the upper elementary classroom can seem to last forever. Between shorter attention spans, busy schedules, and the long stretch between breaks, keeping students engaged while still moving learning forward isn’t always easy. That’s why having a collection of winter classroom activities for upper elementary students that are both
Even after experiencing 29 or so first days of school (as the teacher), I never felt that I had made it to the place where I was not stressed and scrambling around at the last minute. Between greeting students, organizing supplies, and establishing routines, the first week can get a
The first week of school is all about building relationships and creating a welcoming classroom environment. One of the best ways to do that is with get to know you activities that help students open up, share about themselves, and connect with their classmates. I always spent countless hours searching
We all look forward to summer—a time for relaxation, sunshine, and a much-needed break from the school routine, so summer reading ideas may not be your student’s first thoughts. While the slower pace is definitely something to enjoy, many teachers and parents start to worry about how to help students
End of the year activities for elementary students can be so much more than just time fillers – they can be memorable, meaningful, and filled with some fun. Ending the school year on a grand note filled with fun and lasting memories has always been a personal goal of mine.
March is a great time to bring fun, engaging activities into the classroom! With St. Patrick’s Day and the first signs of spring, March classroom activities will keep your students engaged and learning. Find something that you and your students are sure to love with these 7 March classroom activities,
Writing poetry throughout the school year can be beneficial for many reasons, plus it can be a fun way to encourage your students to write. Read on to find 5 fun Thanksgiving poem ideas for your elementary students. I love incorporating poetry into the classroom. Whether it is incorporating poetry
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