Do you have a list of go-to activities for classroom learning in January? I know I do! January can sometimes be a tricky month in the classroom, but with engaging fine motor activities, it doesn’t have to be! Check out my list of favorites to keep engagement high, target fine
December is filled with fun learning activities in the classroom. The first week of December I always teach our Gingerbread unit! We spend the whole week reading gingerbread books, doing gingerbread math and literacy centers, making gingerbread crafts, and all things gingerbread. It’s safe to say that this is a
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Fall is one of those seasons where classroom energy is high, curiosity is everywhere, and students are suddenly fascinated by everything from pumpkins to spiders to changing leaves. It is also one of the easiest times to turn that excitement into meaningful learning with fall nonfiction read alouds. Instead of
December in the classroom is exciting, a little chaotic, and full of energy. Students are distracted by upcoming holidays, routines feel a bit shaky, and it can be hard to keep everyone focused on learning. That’s why holiday read alouds are one of my favorite tools during this season. They
The first few weeks of school can feel a little chaotic. Students are learning routines, figuring out classroom expectations, and discovering how to work alongside their peers. One of the easiest and most meaningful ways to guide them through this transition is with read-alouds. The right story can spark conversations
After months of early mornings, lesson planning, grading papers, answering emails, and pouring so much of yourself into your students, summer break is finally here! While it’s tempting to jump straight into organizing your classroom or planning next year’s lessons, summer is also your chance to slow down and refill
Summer is finally here! After months of lesson planning, grading papers, and keeping little learners engaged, it’s time for a well-deserved break. While I fully believe teachers should spend plenty of time relaxing, sleeping in, and enjoying summer, I also know many of us can’t resist working on a few
Hey guys! I am linking up today with some amazing teachers to bring you some ideas for the last month of school and even some FREEBIES. Who doesn’t love some free goodies?! Can you believe that we are on the home stretch?!?! End of the year is always a crazy
There’s something magical about teaching a space unit. The moment you start talking about astronauts, planets, rockets, and the moon, your students are hooked. Space naturally sparks curiosity and imagination while providing countless opportunities for science, math, literacy, and writing. The challenge, though, is turning all that excitement into meaningful