April Activities & Ideas for Upper Elementary
…Day, and so many other spring happenings to enjoy in your classroom. At this point in the year, your students have learned to work independently and your classroom is like…
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Celebrating Women’s History Month in the Classroom
March begins Women’s History Month. It is filled with opportunities for students to discover, celebrate, and learn about women as inventors, activists, actresses, pioneers, scientists, and influential people throughout our…
Speak Up: Student Activities to Take Action
…that their voice will be heard while they’re in your classroom, giving them the courage to use their voice out of your classroom as well. “Speak Up!” Activities “Speak Up!”…
“Our Class is a Family”- A Free Pack of …
“Our Class is a Family” is a wonderful book to read aloud to your students to create a positive classroom community. Your students will feel loved and welcomed in your…
Remarkably You: Embracing Student’s Talents
…your classroom to life outside of your classroom too. I hope you and your students love it! You can grab a free one-page guide for using this book in your…
Favorite Read Alouds for Valentine’s Day…
…feel? A classroom poster with a book quote “I Need a Hug” by Aaron Blabey The theme is acceptance. Buy the book at amazon.com: https://amzn.to/3NYJOhp. Buy the lessons at teacherspayteachers.com:…
I Believe I Can: The Power of Teaching Self Esteem
…I am Worthy… Students can write adjectives to describe themselves, thinking of what value they bring to the classroom and the world. Students can think beyond words that describe their…
Tips for Parent Teacher Conferences
…can write notes to their child or wishes for the classroom. If you have devices in your classroom, you can have parents leave a note and a funny selfie on…
7 Meaningful Activities for the First Week of School
…learn! But, before diving into the content that I know you’re dying to get to; it is so important to get to know your students and build a classroom community….