Have you heard of the new digital tool, Easel by TpT? With it, you can turn a narrative writing pdf file into an interactive digital activity. For instance, in this digital personal narrative writing prompt activity, all you need to do is open the pdf file in Easel by TpT and add text boxes to input students’ responses or type…
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March is Women’s History Month! I wanted to share a free lesson that you can use with a small window of time and some ideas for extension. This lesson can be used with upper elementary students and even in the middle school classroom. A great and easy way to implement Women’s History Month in the classroom is through a quote…
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When you think about classroom systems, you might easily think about writing lesson plans or your classroom management method. Those are both very important classroom routines, but there are so many more tasks in the classroom that can be set up as a system you may not have even considered. And I bet many of these items you actually…
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I created this lesson as a quick and fun way to practice descriptive writing. It can be used with multiple grades. Enjoy! The first page tells the kids there is a leprechaun loose in the classroom! They must fill out a “Wanted Poster” to catch him quickly! Then you can review what adjectives are and brainstorm some words together or…
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Do you use sticker labels every year to label yourstudent cubby mailboxes? Don’t you hate when they either leave residue on your materials, or don’t come off all the way? I have found sometimes it is just easier to lay another label over the top so it looks clean, but then after a few years, you have a monster stack…
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