Want to turn your students into mini meteorologists, but not sure where to start? Weather lapbook activities are an amazing way to engage your students in a study of different types of weather while also saving you time and classroom space! You realize that your next themed study is weather.
Have you ever heard of Bat Week? It is an international event celebrated every year from October 24th to 31st. It is the perfect time of year to honor these spooky creatures that may go bump in the night. Bat Week is an annual celebration that happens to celebrate and
When the weather turns cooler and the leaves start to change, it’s time to dive into all things fall! Fall is filled with so many changes and lots of them are tied to fun science topics. This season has many great opportunities for working on vocabulary, adjectives, and so much
And just like that. . . science lessons get pushed out to Friday, again! Kindergarten science is one of my favorite things to teach, but it never seems that we have enough time in our schedule to really dive in. Because of this, I’ve had to learn to embrace lessons
Summer teaching chaos is real! If you’re anything like me, the last thing you have time for is to plan a whole new set of activities from scratch. That’s why I love using Google Slides for summer learning. They make planning quick, prep basically nonexistent, and everything is ready to
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