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In the Car Activities

A fellow teacher friend shared this idea a few years ago and I love it! Kids spend an outrageous amount of time on the go! Why not turn that into some extra learning time? I simply print it onto colored cardstock and laminate. It’s included in the First Day Folder

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100 Summer Activities for Kids to Keep Learning

Summer is here and maybe you’re hearing, “I’m Bored!” Here are two ways to make sure your kiddos are keepin’ busy {and learning a bit!} I’m Bored Jar You can make an “I’m Bored!” Jar. Super simple to make… and it’ll give your child something to do right away! Grab the I’m

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It’s Finally Friday!

Wooohoooo…it’s finally Friday! This has been a cr-aaaaa-zzzzzy busy week {especially since it was a short week!} You can read part of the reason {here}. This is a long post, but there are a few freebies scattered throughout! Money has been a super tricky concept in my class this year. I’m not

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Getting Acquainted {FREEBIE}

At the beginning of the year, I love to send home this questionnaire to give parents an opportunity to share more about their child. Sign up below to grab this FREEBIE {and a whole bunch of other goodies for Back to School}! Need other Back to School Ideas? Check out 6

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US Symbols Ideas

Another busy week – we’re just packin’ in all we can before the end of the year! We finished up our US Symbols Unit by discussing the Liberty Bell. We followed up the discussion with torn art bells.  To make it a bit easier, I photocopied the outline of the

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The Seven Continents

The 7 Continents are my absolute favorite unit to teach! I love to expose young students to a world that’s bigger than they can imagine! I am SO excited how it all came together, and that I can finally share it with you! ** If you make it to the

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