seasonal
I am all about imbedding seasonal themes into the classroom. Themes are a great way to anchor and incorporate a variety of different academic content together!
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Scarecrow Craft for Primary
Scarecrows are a fun craft to make during the fall because you can make them during October or November! We made scarecrows with our reading buddies this year. The little…
Googly Eye DIY Math Center
Eyeballs and bats….oh my! I found some foam bats at Michael’s and wanted to make a fun matching game out of them. I was trying to think of what I…
Parent Wish List for Back to School Night
Back to School Night is this week and I wanted to make a cute parent wish list bulletin board. There are some items that I would love to have in…
Fall Journal Entries for Primary
I have been working on a fall writing pack for primary since the end of last year. Things have finally settled down after starting school again, so I was able…
A Tour of my Classroom (4th Grade)
This summer, I set up my classroom, without any idea of what a 4th grade classroom should look like. We are in our second week of school, and I am quickly…
All About Apples Unit and FREEBIE!
One of my favorite themes to start the beginning of Kindergarten with is an Apple Theme!!!! Apples are amazing because you can teach all the subjects using the same topic!…
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