I'm not a huge fan of pink and frills, but I am an absolute sucker for Valentine's Day--which explains my love for Valentine's Day writing prompts. (True story--I don't even like conversation hearts!) Call me a walking enigma but there is nothing that gives me the warm ...
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The 4 Best Lunar New Year Children’s Books
When it comes to choosing the best lunar new year children's books for kids, there's honestly still a limited selection. Options have improved over the last several years, but I've yet to find the *perfect* Lunar New Year book. Although, these come very close.
When it ...
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You’ll Love My 3 Favorite New Year’s Books for Kids
When it comes to new year's books, I love them. Fresh start? Sign me up. Celebrating with friends? I'm there. But on the flip side, I'm not a huge fan of new year's resolutions. Do I make them? Sometimes. But the "traditional" vision of resolutions is long gone to me. Rather ...
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8 Winter Writing Prompts That Will Warm Your Heart
It's that time of year again! The snow is falling, the temperatures are dropping, and your students are getting antsy. Time to break out the winter writing prompts! These 8 writing prompts are sure to get your students' creative juices flowing and warm their hearts all at ...
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Multiplication Games That Are Fun For Kids And Easy for Teachers
Games are a great way to encourage teamwork while still making learning fun. Multiplication games, in particular, can be a great way to reinforce the concept of multiplication for struggling students. Here are three games that are sure to get your students engaged and ...
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11 Ideas for Christmas Around the World Traditions To Teach This Year
When it comes to teaching Christmas around the world traditions, the possibilities are endless! You can teach about traditions from all over the world, and there are so many great ones to choose from. In this blog post, we will highlight some of the best traditions to teach ...
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