…the characters visit so that we are staying zoomed in on small moments. Create an anchor chart of story elements that students will include in their personal narrative. Encourage students…
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…on one sheet of paper that folds up into a small book. These are perfect for bell ringer activities or throughout the day. Students love sharing their ideas and you’ll…
…back may be a good idea. Depending on food restrictions in your classroom, you can grab a small snack to provide for students to help keep their bellies full on…
…Market Day Once a quarter, students have “Market Day” and we discuss entrepreneurs, consumers, and marketing. I choose a small group of students to be entrepreneurs and they create a…
…you share and open up to your students, they will do the same to you! I keep a small bucket (from the Target Dollar Spot) labeled “Happy Thoughts” and little…
…a Difference” is a cute story that starts with small choices to more complicated decisions like electing representatives. The story is funny and explains that your vote matters! 8. Lillian’s…
…small acts of kindness. 6. Here We Are by Oliver Jeffers I love reading “Here We Are” to talk about asking questions and helping each other out…we are all here…
…aloud in December… Favorite December Read Aloud Books 1.The Smallest Gift of Christmas by Peter Reynolds This tiny book brings a big message. You’ll love discussing gift-giving and receiving, the…
…a lot of prep. Students can do short writing prompts on one sheet of paper that folds up into a small book. These are perfect for bell ringer activities or…