Last school year, in the middle of all the COVID craziness, I moved from third grade back to first. I was super excited to be back with the littles, laying strong roots in phonological knowledge. But I was super concerned about how to do so with the back and forth of virtual learning and hybrid learning. Then throw social distancing…
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Well, as a result of the snow day off school today, you are now gifted with some fun February-themed calendar pieces. Yay! How to Use Your Calendar Pieces: Here’s a quick list for using your shiny new free printable pieces that includes a February Header, Numbers 1-31 (yes, I know February only has 28 or 29 days, but I thought…
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Do you have desk drawers that are so scary, you can never find what you are looking for in the massive piles of supplies? If everything in your desk drawer is loose and at first glance, you have push pins, pens, coins, gum, and paper clips all floating around aimlessly in the drawer, you need a quick and easy solution!…
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Black history month activities are a perfect way to showcase to all students accomplishments of black Americans. Students will enjoy learning cool facts, writing about African American inventors, and celebrating black women in history within your lesson plans. February is an extra opportunity to honor important people who not only have made their mark in the world, but have…
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Our school completed a MLK Jr Day Bulletin Board Activity last week. We organized a collaborative display in honor of Martin Luther King that involves kindergarten through eighth grade. At the beginning of the week, my sixth grade class made a presentation about MLK Jr Day during our school assembly. We included some general information about Mr. King. Then we…
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