As the month of May approaches, so does the need for new May read-alouds. In this month's read-aloud selection, we delve into books that celebrate Mother's Day, honor Memorial Day, and embrace the vibrant spirit of spring. These carefully chosen tales are not just ...
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8 Free Mother’s Day Gift Ideas From Kids
As Mother's Day approaches, the excitement in our classrooms is palpable. It's also the time teachers start looking for free Mother's Day gift ideas - because we know how quickly costs can add up! Kids are bubbling with anticipation, eager to show appreciation for the ...
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Test Prep Ideas That Are Fun (Not Excruciating)
Testing may not be everyone's favorite, but it can be tolerable and test prep can be...dare I say fun? In a perfect world, testing would not exist at all. Alas, it does, so let's make an easier pill to swallow with engaging games and activities. This approach is:Test Prep ...
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The Best Books about Earth Day & Beyond: April Read-Alouds
Teachers, if you are trying to find books about Earth Day and other great read-alouds for the month of April, I've got you! In this month's blog post, we'll explore read-alouds that not only celebrate Earth Day but also embrace the spirit of spring. Whether you're aiming to ...
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10 New Earth Day Writing Activities
Hi there, teacher friends! Earth Day will be here soon, so let's channel our students' creativity and love for our planet through engaging and meaningful writing activities. These Earth Day writing activities not only foster literacy skills but also instill a sense of ...
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5 Free Poetry Resources for Your Students
Welcome back, educators! As we dive into another exciting school year, it's essential to infuse creativity into our curriculum. Today, we're exploring five free poetry resources that will make teaching and learning poetry in your K-3 classroom an absolute delight. These ...
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