As the school year comes to a close, it's important to take a moment to reflect on all the experiences and memories made over the past several months. Asking your students some simple yet thought-provoking questions can help them process their emotions, appreciate their ...
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6 Creative (And Easy!) End of Year Countdown Ideas
As the school year winds down and summer vacation approaches, it's always fun to count down the days until break. To make the end of the school year special, here are 6 creative and easy ideas for an end of year countdown that students can do with their classmates! From good ...
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3 Genius Math Review Games That Will Wow Your Students
Are you tired of the same old math review drills and worksheets? Do you want to engage your students in a fun and interactive way? Look no further! In this blog post, we'll introduce you to three math review games that your students will beg to play. Get ready to spice up ...
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This Homemade Mother’s Day Gift Is Brilliantly Easy AND Heartfelt
Mother's Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with a homemade Mother's Day gift? For students looking to show their appreciation for the special women in their lives, a set of cards to open all year is a perfect choice. Not only is it a ...
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4 Free Valentine’s Day Writing Prompts Kids and Teachers Will L-O-V-E
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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