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Teaching onomatopoeia concept with cards showing words like "Tick Tock," "Pop," and "Plop" on a desk surrounded by colorful pens and stationery. | Lucky Learning with Molly Lynch

Teaching Onomatopoeia in the Classroom

A pink-themed graphic with "National Thank You Day" text and illustrations of children holding thank you notes.

The Power of Gratitude: Teaching Students to Write Thank You Notes

Colorful educational materials, including pencils, scissors, and worksheets titled "Mystery Name Activity," are displayed on a white background with a yellow border on the left.

Mystery Name Phonics Activity

A laptop with a screen showing a picture of a squirrel and the text "What will happen next?" sits on a desk with colorful pens. The background displays the phrase "What Would Happen Next?" in large text, serving as an engaging writing prompt for making predictions.

What Would Happen Next? Writing

Worksheet titled "Compare and Contrast Writing" comparing a frog and a rabbit. Text is written on lined paper with colored pencil, alongside cartoon images of a frog and a rabbit. This engaging compare and contrast activity helps students identify similarities and differences.

Fun Compare & Contrast Writing Prompts & Activities

A classroom bulletin board decorated with colorful paper winter hats containing student work from a Winter Writing Activity, bordered by striped patterns, and complemented by shelves of books and a message reading "What a Brrr-illiant class we are! | Lucky Learning with Molly Lynch

Winter Bulletin Board Idea for the Classroom

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