I know a principal once who would tell jokes for kids every morning on the announcements. It was a great way to start the day, even though we would hear groans from the students and staff from the corny riddles he shared. Students would then start to bring in their own funny jokes for kids and tell them to their…
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Hey CF reader! This post is for teacher sellers (or those thinking about it). If that’s not your thing, no worries! I’m just stopping by super quick to let you know about a FREE online workshop I will be teaching called “Hosting Webinars for Teachers!” In this 30 minute training, I will answer your most pressing questions about how to…
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Would you like FREE Multi-Digit Multiplication Worksheets for your 3rd grade, 4th grade, or 5th grade students? Sometimes we forget that while our Littles like to cut and glue, our big kids like cut and glue, too! And allowing students to cut and glue, makes worksheets a little more engaging and different from a standard worksheet. To give my students…
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Hey teaching friends! Who else loves fall? I adore the cooler weather, leaves falling, heading to see the Friday Night lights at our local high school football game, hayrides, corn mazes… And don’t even get me started on the food! Cinnamon donuts, apple cider, pumpkin chocolate chip drop cookies, pumpkin rolls, hot chocolate, apple fritters, peanut butter pumpkins, and soooooo…
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Let’s make some words! Learning to make new words with word families is a very important skill and one that is extremely satisfying to the little learner. After introducing word families, I love using this hands-on, simple activity in my classroom because it can be used so many different ways. Fun ways to use this activity are: enlarge the pages,…
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