The winter months….as in December, January, and even February are full-fledged madness. It’s no wonder you probably worry you won’t survive the holidays as a teacher. With so many holidays that can be covered, a classroom full of antsy kids itching for a break, and the holiday treats with enough sugar to fuel a jet engine, it’s a wonder how teachers survive these winter months.
Just in the span of 3 months, these are just SOME of the holidays celebrated.
- Kwanzaa
- Hanukkah
- Christmas
- New Year’s Eve
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- 100th Day of School
- Groundhog’s Day
- Super Bowl
- Lunar New Year
- Valentine’s Day
- President’s Day
What began as a HUGE blog post years ago is now broken into smaller posts for the winter months. Read on to get ideas, tips, activities, and more for the month of December and the winter season! This will hopefully help you survive the holidays as a teacher. There is a separate compilation post for all the February holidays you can see here!
Posts for Surviving the Holidays As A Teacher
Now, if you have come here in full panic mode and need activities RIGHT NOW, you can skip the blog posts and check out my Winter Holidays MEGA Bundle! It is full of NO PREP and digital math and ELA activities for December, January, February, and winter! You will be able to have activities that cover many second grade standards such as main idea, elapsed time, parts of speech, 2 and 3-digit addition and subtraction, sentences fragments, word problems, creative writing, and so much more. Plus this bundle includes 22 centers for winter and December and 2 writing crafts! It’s the ultimate winter bundle that will save your sanity during the winter months!
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