How to Help Your Students Set Goals for the New Year
Getting back into the groove is hard, especially when it comes to a classroom full of elementary students who have had the last couple of
Getting back into the groove is hard, especially when it comes to a classroom full of elementary students who have had the last couple of
It’s the middle of the school year, which means it’s time for a content check-in! We need to see what standards we’ve already taught, whether
With Presidents’ Day quickly approaching, it’s time to think about how we can incorporate the holiday into our lesson plans. I recommend using Presidents’ Day
I have always loved teaching Christmas Around the World. It can be lots to plan and lots to prepare, though! So, today I am going
During the month of February, there are so many holidays and events to squeeze in. One of those is Valentine’s Day. I have gathered up
The first week back after winter break can be tough for both the students and the teacher. This is because the kiddos well-rested, but out
This is always my favorite blog post to write each holiday! I’ve been writing these blog posts for a few months about my favorite holiday
Last month, I gathered up great read alouds for Thanksgiving and Christmas. I also wanted to include some read alouds for Kwanzaa and Hanukkah. I
December is a perfect month to teach holidays from all around the world. Generally, some teachers focus on all types of holidays, and some teachers
Favorite Christmas Read Alouds Christmas is coming so it’s time to stock your shelves with favorite Christmas read-alouds and children’s books for kids to read.
Christmas Around the World is one of my favorite units to teach. It brings in diversity lessons, social studies lessons, and a chance for kids
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