Nature Scavenger Hunt for Earth Day
Take your students on a nature walk! It’s a beautiful day for a walk! When it starts warming up, don’t you (and your students!)
Take your students on a nature walk! It’s a beautiful day for a walk! When it starts warming up, don’t you (and your students!)
You’ve read the books. You have probably seen the movies…so why not try these Harry Potter Would You Rather Questions? Great fun for your and your
One of my mentors from my early teaching days said that we should strive to give students “freedom within structure.” Tic-Tac-Toe Choice Grids are one
Writing thank you notes for holiday gifts doesn’t have to be a chore. Here are 10 creative thank you note ideas to help make writing
Here is a great project to do with little kids this holiday season. Each recipe makes a single gingerbread man, so this is great if
Want to add a little holiday magic to your journal writing program? Try this free journal prompt choice grid. At the start of the week, students
Looking for creative book report ideas? Creative book reports are an excellent way for students to engage deeply with literature, enhancing their comprehension and critical
Hanukkah starts tomorrow night! So here is a fun and free menorah logic puzzle to try with your students. You may also want to read this post from
“What are you thankful for?” asks the teacher, or the parent, or the Sunday school instructor, or Aunt Ethel, or Grandpa Joe, or the guy
When will your students get bored of idioms practice? Why pigs fly! Beyond going over the literal meaning of such phrases as, “It’s raining cats
Are you looking for some fun activities for National Dictionary Day? It’s October 16th, which was Noah Webster’s (the father of the American dictionary) birthday!
