
Presidents’ Day Activities for Primary Students
Are you planning any Presidents’ Day activities for your students? Yes, you can celebrate the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, but also encourage
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Are you planning any Presidents’ Day activities for your students? Yes, you can celebrate the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, but also encourage
Geography lessons let your students travel the world without ever having to leave the classroom. They learn how to read and create maps, identify different
The season of gift giving is almost upon us. Have you started making your list yet? I’ve been thinking about what to get my kiddos’
Let’s face it, teaching right now is pretty rough. I’m sure that you have heard the slogans lately… “Work smarter, not harder.” or “No Prep
“Anyone use a small group routine they love?” “What do you do in your small groups?” “I need help during small group/center time.” Targeted small
“Show me the MONEY!” (Do you now have the scene from Jerry Maguire playing in your head?🤣) Money… it is a favorite math unit in
What was your favorite board game as a child? The one that you always wanted to play when friends came over, or the one you
Picture this… It’s small group math time and you are working with a set of students in a guided math group. You quickly scan the
It happens to me every year! I start summer break thinking that I have all of the time in the world. I have all of
It’s almost a teacher’s favorite time of the year… besides summer vacation that is! It’s Netflix binge-watching season! 📺 There are so many great new
Have you gotten the checklist yet? Mine came through email yesterday. You know the one I’m talking about… the “Classroom Pack Up” checklist. That wonderful
Mentor teachers… without them, many of us probably would not have continued teaching. They were the ones who shared lesson plans and worksheet masters with