I am going to talk about a holiday that some teachers may dread. Halloween. Whether or not that conjures up feelings of fall fun and costumes, or pure and utter chaos, one thing is for certain, Halloween will happen and so will the
Celebrating Thanksgiving in the Classroom
I have a mini confession that may put me into the cone of shame..... I love the holidays. Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Fourth of July...etc. However, I never fully got into Thanksgiving as much as I did the other holidays.
Ideas for Celebrating Labor Day in the Classroom
Celebrating Labor Day might be one of the easier holidays to celebrate in the classroom. You don't need tons (or any) decorations or a party of sorts. Simply talking about Labor Day will even suffice! However, if you are the type of teacher
How to Survive the Spring Holidays As A Teacher
Ahhh springtime. A time of fun holidays and that end-of-the-year vibe. The time when flowers bloom and new things are growing. This is also after months of winter holidays, class parties, and winter break. Now all the holidays
Ideas for Teaching Writing Using the Spring Season
The end is near! I mean the end of the school year, not the end of the world zombie apocalypse. Spring is the season we all have a love/hate relationship with. On the one hand, we have spring break. On the other hand, depending on the grade
Teaching Author’s Purpose with Pie
Teaching students about an author's purpose can seem like a daunting task. It's hard enough that oftentimes, writing time is met with lots of, "I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO WRITE!" Let's face it, for many kids, writing for whatever reason is their
Ideas for Celebrating Pi Day in the Classroom
When you think of math do you think of pie? I bet the answer is a resounding, "no". I didn't either until I was almost 30 when I first learned about Pi Day. It was all because I was finally becoming a, well a nerd. As a kid being a nerd
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