There is a special day in April that we should all be taking part in year-round. And no I don’t mean tax day. (Albeit taxes are the bane of my existence). I’m talking about Earth Day. When I first made my Earth Day mini-unit years ago it
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
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 Celebrating Valentine’s Day in the Classroom
Ah, the month of love and holidays galore. There are a ton of holidays in February (check out this post for even more ideas for the month). However, I believe that when people think of February the holiday that first comes to mind is
How to Survive the Winter Season As A Teacher
December has many great holidays, but it's good to remember that not every student celebrates! If you are looking for tons of winter ideas instead, I have you covered there as well! Morning routines honestly go out the window during the
Ideas for Celebrating the Winter Season in the Classroom
Disclosure: Links to items mentioned in this post are Amazon affiliate links, meaning if you make a purchase on Amazon after clicking on a link/photo, I get a reimbursement. One of the biggest tips about celebrating holidays and the
Teaching Cinquains Using the Winter Season
During all the winter holidays over the span of three months, it can be hard to fit in teaching new concepts such as poetry. However, it doesn't have to be! With this cinquain activity, it can easily be done! One thing I always did was
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