Easter Science Experiments & STEM Challenges
I love incorporating hands-on science and STEM activities as often as possible into the curriculum. They are so engaging for
Building a love of learning one creative & fun lesson at a time.
I love incorporating hands-on science and STEM activities as often as possible into the curriculum. They are so engaging for
I like to teach about rainbows and the colors of the rainbow around St. Patrick’s Day since part of the
Let’s Learn About the Water Cycle! 3 Simple Water Cycle Experiments & a Craftivity April is the perfect month to
If you haven’t tried an escape room with your students yet, St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect opportunity! That tricky
Technology is playing a much bigger role in education and the world today, especially since the spring of 2020, and
Science experiments are one of the best ways to keep young students engaged and learning, but you may be wondering
Since many teachers are starting the year virtually or in a hybrid situation, I have received many questions about how
As we enter the 2020-21 school year in either a social-distanced classroom or a virtual classroom, one of the many
I have received several questions regarding how to use Boom Cards in Seesaw, therefore I thought I would create a
I have received many questions on whether Boom Cards can be used with Google Classroom, so I decided to create
Digraphs are two letters that make a third letter sound when combined, for example sh and th. The digraph sound
Here is a simple, fun way to practice number bonds in your math groups – use dominoes! Not only do
Since sight words are so critical to reading success because they are used so often and can not easily be
I love incorporating science experiments and STEM challenges into my lessons! They are so engaging and meaningful for my students
One of the first skills that I assess for my pre-k and kindergarten students is their letter knowledge. Some students
I love doing plant experiments and sprouting seeds with young children in the spring. Not only do they get excited
Plastic Easter eggs can be used to make a variety of festive learning centers for young students. In this post
Oh, the Places You’ll Go! by Dr. Seuss is one of my favorite books! It is so motivational and inspiring
I wanted to share with you today some favorite and fun ideas for teaching the letters of the alphabet and
I saw several recipes for Easter Peeps play dough on Pinterest and had to try it for my class! By
Today I am sharing some favorite Easter gift tags that can be added to any Easter treat to easily create
Incorporating crafts into the curriculum allows students to create personalized and original pieces that showcase their creativity and are a fun
Is it any wonder with O’Block being my last name that I love St. Patrick’s Day? LOL! Celebrating it with
After working on addition and subtraction with manipulatives, math talks & stories, I needed to find a fun way for
The 100th day of school is a huge deal in kindergarten! The students have worked hard to learn how to
One of my favorite holiday activities is decorating Easter eggs with students. I love finding new and creative ways for
The tricky leprechaun left us some riddles to solve but alas, the answers are in code. But wait – he
I love celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with young students! Those tricky leprechauns are always “visiting” our classroom creating some sort
Free March In Like a Lion Out Like a Lamb Calendar & Weather Activity My students always enjoy this calendar
I started creating escape rooms for kindergarten after doing a few with my family and having such a great time!
So here we are in late January and a lot of us are still doing some type of digital distance
I don’t know about you, but I always like my learning activities to reflect either the current season or our
With so many of us going back to full virtual learning for the holidays, I needed to create a way
This is going to be a very challenging back to school season for all of us. One of the biggest