
20 May Activities for the Primary Classroom
The month of May is a busy time of the school year! Finding May activities that keep your students engaged and learning in these final
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The month of May is a busy time of the school year! Finding May activities that keep your students engaged and learning in these final
Spring is in full swing! These April activities will keep your students engaged and learning this season. Earth Day, plants, crawling critters, and spring weather
Spring is a time of growth and new beginnings. This is an exciting time in the primary classroom! Students have been working hard learning skills
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
Love is in the air this month! A love for learning of course. These February activities will keep students engaged and continue to inspire their
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
We have all seen them across our social media, in countless ads, and delivered to our neighbors–subscription boxes for teachers. They have created boxes for
New goals, new ideas, new activities, and a new year! What are your aspirations for this calendar year? I am always so excited to start the
Creating ideas for Holidays Around the World each year is so much FUN! There is something magical about creating activities for traveling the world and
December is an exciting, but busy month in our classrooms! We have plenty of December activities that can help calm the chaos and make your
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’
Teaching social studies is my jam. I love teaching history with a big focus on the past and present to my primary students. But there