With the weather warming up and the end of the school year quickly approaching, thereโs no better time to throw a classroom ice cream party! You can incorporate fun while reinforcing skills that youโve taught throughout the school year with our FREE ice cream party planning activity. Our students love being part of the party…
As a teacher, you’ve probably heard the following: “I can’t draw!” When I started teaching first grade, I used to hear that all the time from my kids. I discovered that some of my students would draw the same kind of picture over and over again, and were afraid to come out of their artistic…
The human body is an amazing machine made up of many interacting systems! We have created this FREE tabbed flip book that introduces six major human body systems. One of our main teaching goals in science is for our kids to have an understanding of the different systems of the human body and how various…
At least once a year, there seems to be a natural disaster that becomes worldwide news. Whether it’s in your curriculum or not, the topic often comes up in the classroom. We created this natural disasters puzzle activity as a way to introduce this to your students in an interactive way. You may experience a…
A few years ago, we started using spelling choice board activities in our classroom and have never looked back! Educators have such an important job of building a strong spelling foundation for our students. While this can be pretty challenging, you can make it easier by introducing fun activities to keep your little learners engaged…
It’s so important to give children time every day to get their bodies moving. Our “Let’s Get Moving” printable makes fitness fun and easy! This movement activity for kids is perfect for brain breaks, indoor recess and even class parties. Physical activity doesnโt just improve fitness โ it also reduces stress and helps with confidence…
