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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March Mathness Activities Even Non-Sporty Students Will Love
Hi there, teacher friends! As we approach the month of March, why not bring the excitement of March Madness (or March Mathness - you decide!) into your classroom? This thrilling basketball tournament doesn't have to be limited to sports enthusiasts; it can be a fantastic ...
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10 New Read Across America Ideas (Change It Up)
Looking for new and exciting Read Across America ideas that are NOT Dr. Suess? Are you excited to shake things up for Read Across America day this syear? We sure are! This time around, let's explore some fresh and engaging ideas that steer away from the usual Dr. Seuss ...
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10 Spring Writing Prompts Your Students Will Love
Hello teachers! 🌸 Ready to sprinkle some spring magic into your K-2 classrooms? Let's dive into 10 super-fun 10 spring writing prompts for your little ones. These prompts are like sunshine for creativity, perfect for growing young minds. From blooming flowers to spring ...
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5 St. Patrick’s Day Books For Your March Bookshelf
Hey there, K-2 teachers! March is rolling in, and you can practically feel the leprechaun magic, right? I'm all about making the magic happen during these times while still keeping the peace. I can't wait to show you these St. Patrick's Day books to read with your kids this ...
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Save your energy: Provide resources that cost you little energy (that stuff is precious)---but have high impact on your students.
Light your spark: Putting fun back into your classroom after the hardest teaching years can be just what you and your students need.