Create memorable Mother’s Day cards with your students’ photos! Learn how to turn classroom snapshots into personalized, keepsake cards with printable and digital templates. Perfect for both tech-savvy and beginner learners, these easy-to-make cards can be customized in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Seesaw for a sentimental gift moms will cherish for years.
Leap years are so fun to explain to students! They get so excited about having an entire extra day in the year! I like to
Create meaningful Valentine’s Day crafts with your students! Explore adorable handmade cards and crafts, like heart-shaped animals and thumbprint poems, that kids can make for parents. These easy, personalized creations are perfect for Valentine’s Day parent cards or gifts and will be treasured by families for years to come!
Explore meaningful and engaging Martin Luther King, Jr. activities for young students. Discover writing prompts, crafts, egg comparisons, sequencing, bulletin boards, and more to teach peace, equality, and Dr. King’s inspiring dreams. Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary classrooms!
Escape rooms aren’t just for older kids—they’re a fantastic way to get even your youngest learners engaged in problem-solving and teamwork! In this post, I share step-by-step tips for setting up a classroom escape room for kindergarten and early elementary grades. You’ll learn how to create simple storylines, design skill-based clues, and guide your students through puzzles that build literacy, math, and reasoning skills—all while keeping the activity fun and manageable.
Discover 10 creative and affordable Christmas gift ideas for students that are perfect for young learners! This blog post shares easy-to-make gifts with printable, editable tags to add a personal touch. From reindeer gift bags to playdough surprises, glowsticks, and more, find thoughtful ideas that won’t break the bank. Save time during the busy holiday season and create gifts your students will love!
If you’re looking for a simple, no-prep way to keep your students engaged before Thanksgiving break, these Thanksgiving Roll & Cover games are one of my favorites! They’re easy to set up, fun to play, and give students meaningful practice with counting, subitizing, and addition. You’ll find both print and digital Seesaw versions (with virtual dice rolling!) so every learner can join in. Plus, I’m sharing the Thanksgiving version as a freebie along with a few other seasonal ideas you can use right away.
Discover fun and engaging candy corn math and literacy activities perfect for fall, Halloween, or Thanksgiving! Practice patterns, counting, number sense, comparing numbers, and alphabet skills with hands-on games and interactive Boom Cards. Ideal for centers, small groups, party stations, and more, these activities make learning fun and rewarding—plus, who doesn’t love eating candy corn as a treat?
Here are 2 simple apple crafts that help young students develop fine motor skills. They require students to cut with scissors, tear paper, glue, and
I love finding new ideas for Mother’s Day so that mothers will be surprised. I came up with this idea because we were learning about
December is a super busy month! In addition to teaching our regular curriculum, we have to plan & practice for our big Christmas program, finish
Why Teach Computer Coding? There is no way of denying it, we live in a digital world. Computers, smartphones, and tablets are everywhere and practically