It’s no surprise that I love Etsy! You can find everything from cute notes to fabulous gift ideas to craft supplies and everything in between! But have you paid attention to just how amazing the Etsy shops that are owned by Teachers are?! Now is the time to #StandWithSmall and
Do you have students who sometimes take extended vacations? Are you always scrambling to gather work for these students to fill the days? Well, I have a solution for you that is simple, low-prep, and high impact! This Independent Study Work Pack is for students who are out of the
Make March fun in your classroom with these easy St. Patrick’s Day activities for primary kids!
You know when you stumble across a tool and you think, “How did I ever live without this?!” Well today I am sharing one of my most used tools in the classroom! This post contains affiliate links. By purchasing an item on Amazon using these links, I will receive a small
You know I can’t resist a good brain game in the classroom! Turns out, my students can’t either! Months ago I introduced Sudoku in our Math Games rotations. Kids couldn’t get enough of these low-prep activities! I switch the games out depending on the season to keep it fresh. Fall Sudoku
Let me paint the scene in your classroom: it’s the end of the day, you’ve had an indoor lunch because it’s raining, a torn-art art project in the afternoon, and squeezed in some cut-apart letter activities. Your classroom is a mess, right? There are little scraps of paper everywhere, scissors
