It’s back to school time, and of course, I am focused on getting to know the students, setting up the classroom, and communicating with parents. However, K-2 students need this time to express their creativity through art! Starting the year with inspiring back-to-school projects is so much fun! Here are
Birthdays are so important in K-2 classrooms! Of course, primary students love to be recognized on their birthdays. Get ready to celebrate your students’ birthdays with over 7 ideas for celebrating student birthdays in the classroom + party ideas! Keep in mind that you can’t do ALL of these activities
K-2 students can get really overwhelmed during the first days back to school. They are often nervous to leave their grown-ups and get back into the routine. Of course, I always include engaging back to school icebreaker activities for my elementary students during the first week of school. My students
Are you ready to unlock the secret to a successful and stress-free teaching experience? Look no further than the power of organization in the classroom! As a teacher, staying organized is not just a beneficial skill, but it is also vital for your effectiveness in the classroom. From managing lesson
Writing feels like an overwhelming subject to teach, no matter what grade level you are in {it’s not just me, right?!}. But in the younger grades, it can feel especially daunting. Your students are starting with almost nothing. And the expectations of where they need to be by the end
Teaching writing should start early. Even your kindergarten students can start forming sentences and stories to share with their classmates and families. Keep reading to learn more about my favorite writing activities for first graders and even our youngest learners! This post contains affiliate links. By purchasing an item using these
