I have finished all four of my Signs of the Seasons PowerPoint presentations, emergent readers, and word wall cards and have bundled them together in
Students get so excited about Groundhog Day and I wanted a way to keep that enthusiasm going past February 2nd. So I decided that it
Discover engaging snow science activities perfect for young learners! Explore fun snow experiments like catching snowflakes, testing if snow sinks or floats, building snowmen and igloos, color mixing with snow, and melting snow challenges. Ideal for incorporating snow-themed STEM, math, and language arts into winter lessons.
Winter math centers don’t have to mean extra planning or bored students. These differentiated QR code math centers combine movement, seasonal themes, and self-checking practice to help preschool and kindergarten students build strong number sense all winter long.
When the weather turns colder and there is some snow on the ground I like to schedule a Mitten Day for my class. The students
No two snowflakes are alike. Science Exploration Explain to students that back in the late 1800’s Wilson Bentley was the first to photograph snowflakes by
The first day back to school after winter break I always like to talk to the students about the new year. During morning meeting we
Engage students in math practice this winter with fun, hands-on winter math games and hot chocolate-themed number cards! Perfect for teaching number sense to 20, these winter math activities include Tic Tac Toe, Bingo, Connect Four, Go Fish, and more. Foster skills like subitizing, sequencing, and counting with a cozy hot cocoa twist! Ideal for centers, small groups, or whole-class learning.
Teaching the Signs of the Winter Season I can’t believe it is time to start talking about winter already! This year has really flown by! When
A collection of hands-on Groundhog Day activities that help students understand shadows, make predictions, and learn the meaning behind Punxsutawney Phil’s big day—all with simple experiments, crafts, and interactive ideas that actually work in the classroom.
Is it true that no two snowflakes are alike? Find out by putting pieces of black construction paper in the freezer overnight. On a snowy
Here is a fun way to make igloos with your students. You will need a couple bags of ice along with a few buckets of