Picture this. Everything has gone great so far in your day of teaching. There were no early meetings that could have been an e-mail. A parent donated Clorox Wipes(which is equatable to gold) and your students are finally mastering two-digit
Easy and Engaging Activities for Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in the Classroom
St. Patrick's Day. The day everyone questions if what they are wearing is somewhat a shade of green. While St. Patrick's Day obviously originated in Ireland, it's pretty safe to say that it is celebrated in other countries as well. I mean,
A Chrysanthemum Lesson About Kindness
Trigger Warning: This story mentions bullying and suicide. Disclaimer: These lessons rely heavily on the book Chrysanthemum which you can get here by using an Amazon affiliate link. "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but
Activities for Celebrating President’s Day in the Classroom
Chances are if you are reading this, you have survived multiple February holidays. Groundhog's Day, Valentine's Day, sometimes Lunar New year, and Super Bowl. Also, I don't need to tell you that there is another holiday this month. Yes,
How to Survive February As A Teacher
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. A mere short months after December is my second favorite
Teaching Writing Using the Winter Season
One thing that has always been synonymous with December and the holiday season for me, is writing. Think about it. As kids, we write letters to Santa asking for a new Barbie, toy car, or whatever else. Then as we get older the act of
Ideas For Using Centers During December in the Classroom
If you are looking for interactive, fun, but still educational, ways to incorporate the holidays in your classroom? My December ELA and Math Centers are a fun way to practice many concepts. These centers were created for second
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