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Props for a Secret Agent Learning theme include glasses with fake eyebrows, a clever disguise of a fake nose, a magnifying glass perfect for keen observation, and an envelope stamped "SECRET" in bold red ink. Perfect tools to enhance any covert educational adventure.

Secret Agent Learning

Did you know your classroom is full of little Secret Agents running around? Secret Agent Learning will get your students excited to review essential Math & Language Arts skills!Keep reading to learn more {and scroll to the bottom to snag a FREE set!} Introducing Secret Agents to Your Class To

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Lunch Bunch with Your Teacher Friends

You guys know I’m not a big fan of cooking {but I share simple recipes HERE and HERE}! And you also know that I’m not a huge fan of Packing Lunches {but I’ve shared my easiest ideas HERE}! Well, today I’m here with an idea to revolutionize the way you pack

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How to Calm Down Upset Students

Take a Few Deep Breaths It’s the beginning of the school year and I’m sure everything is all sunshine and rainbows {or maybe not} in your classroom. But, it’s inevitable, at some point in the year, there are going to be times in your classroom when your students {and you!}

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A student busily writes on a red tally sheet labeled "Tally Up the Votes," while in the background, a voting box proudly declares "Your Vote Matters!" alongside blue paper ballots. It's all part of the engaging election activities designed for the classroom.

Voting & Election Day Activities for Elementary Students & Classrooms

You may have seen a few hundred campaign commercials these days so you know election season is here! These classroom voting and election day activities will surely be a hit with your elementary students! How will YOU handle the election in your classroom? Well, since I teach first grade and I’d like to avoid those

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Colorful text on the left reads, "The Importance of Teaching Life Skills," emphasizing practical knowledge. The right side showcases certificates for life skills like leadership, problem-solving, and resilience, accompanied by engaging cartoon illustrations.

Character Counts

Good character is something that must be taught to our students.  Inherently, children do not know social skills.  They are not going to say please and thank you…unless they are taught that it’s important! They won’t hold open doors for their friends and family…unless someone teaches them that it’s a

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Shoe Tying Strategies for 1st Graders

There are certain things as a teacher that drive me nuts – forgotten books, picking up homeless crayons and “I forgot my backpack at home!” HOW, by the way, is that even possible? {But as I write this, I’m thinking about a story my sister shared with me recently how

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