It’s cold, and snow days are on the horizon! I love using January as a reset on routines and expectations. I keep my routines the same with no big changes. Students know expectations, but often need a little refresher when returning from Winter Break. Something else I prioritize to start the New Year off right…
You’ve almost made it to winter break! I feel like December is the month that truly flies by, but also drags on at the same time. There is so much to do, but that much-needed break is so close. If you read our Fall Planning Series, you know I love a good theme. December is…
Trying to balance the content you have to teach, the things you want to teach, and also sprinkle in some fun? Sounds exhausting. We want to give you ideas for activities that are fun, fresh, and all things fall! I’m a sucker for themes and have just the right ideas for you to keep your…
Guided Reading can seem like SUCH a challenge. Where do I start? What do I do? Who goes where? What is everyone else doing while I’m working with a small group? The questions are ENDLESS, BUT we have the answers! I’ve created a step-by-step guide to help you make your groups run smoothly and flawlessly….
Do you want to engage your students in a fun and educational activity all year long? Directed drawing and writing is a great way to incorporate seasonal themes while strengthening important skills such as following directions, developing fine motor skills, and understanding spatial relations. Drawing and coloring is not simply a fun activity. These directed…
During the holidays of Thanksgiving, Christmas, or any time really, is perfect for teaching about cultures, and this family traditions and cultural activities unit is easy for teachers and engaging for primary students! Chances are, you have a group of diverse students with different backgrounds and family units. Keep your students engaged while they explore…
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