Every holiday season, my sister and I get together to make a few batches of this yummy (and highly addictive) snack mix. Our family and friends also go absolutely crazy for this Christmas Chex mix recipe & ask for it year after year. Christmas Crunch (as we like to call it) is so easy to…
It’s time to celebrate all things Irish! We’ve made FOUR FREE St. Patrick’s Day literacy activities to compliment your classroom celebrations. St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday that observes the life of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. It should be noted that this holiday is heavy on symbolic images like golden coins, shamrocks,…
Skip counting is a key math skill that can be tricky for some students to grasp. It’s important to give your kids many opportunities to practice this concept (especially in Kindergarten and 1st grade) because it leads naturally into multiplication. Furthermore, skip counting helps students see patterns in numbers. Being able to quickly recite and…
Can you believe the new year is already upon us? During this time, we are currently prepping for all the amazing things that the month of January brings us. In particular, spending the time to research, learn, and complete an MLK Day poster activity. To prepare for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s upcoming birthday, we…
The holiday season is in full swing and because of that it’s the perfect time of year for some reindeer holiday activities! Our students love learning about animals, so we created these fun reindeer printables to share with you. We try and incorporate animals into our curriculum whenever possible since we know engagement goes way…
If you are looking for the cutest little Thanksgiving turkey treat tags, then you have come to the right place! Before your students leave for Thanksgiving break, send them off with a special treat. These “treats” can be a variety of things and you can change it up every year depending on your budget or…
