The “If I Were a Grandparent” flip book is a fun and thoughtful activity specifically designed for Grandparents’ Day. With a total of five pages, this resource provides students with opportunities to imagine themselves as a grandmother or grandfather and express their ideas and visions for what that would be
Incorporating farm-themed activities into your classroom is a fantastic way to connect your elementary students with nature, agriculture, and animals. Both elementary teachers and students enjoy these fun and engaging farm activities for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th grade. Check out the list of farm activities and resources below
Kick off the school year with this Guess Who I Am back-to-school activities resource! It is the perfect way to help students open up, get to know one another, and feel connected from the very first week. It lends itself to whole group lessons, centers, and morning work. This resource
As elementary teachers, we know that indoor recess can be a challenge, especially when there are multiple days of indoor recess in a row. With the right activities, however, indoor recess can be a great opportunity to promote teamwork, problem-solving, and fun. In this post, we’ll share engaging, easy-to-implement indoor
Are you looking for the perfect first week of school activity that’s both meaningful and fun? This engaging back to school project helps students feel welcomed and comfortable in their new classroom while also giving you the opportunity to informally assess students’ writing skills. Whether you’re sharing it at your
Preparing for a substitute teacher can be stressful (especially when it’s last minute). That’s why having reliable, ready-to-go resources on hand is essential for ensuring your classroom runs smoothly in your absence. Whether you’re looking for emergency sub plans, engaging book-based activities, or fun worksheets to keep students on task,
Are you looking for a meaningful way to start the new school year? This back-to-school craft activity is the perfect all-in-one resource to help students in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade connect, reflect, and feel excited about the new year. This engaging resource combines conversation starters, a fun hands-on craft,
Are you looking for fun, effective ways to teach map skills to your elementary students? Whether you’re introducing geography for the first time or reinforcing key concepts in social studies, our elementary mapping activities are the perfect solution. With over 8,000 glowing reviews, this best-selling Me on the Map Project
Teaching writing to elementary students is more than just building sentences and paragraphs. It’s about nurturing creativity, critical thinking, and a love for storytelling. Writing activities help students express their ideas, improve communication skills, and build confidence in their abilities. From imaginative prompts to following a structured framework for writing
This post highlights engaging school supply-themed activities perfect for any time of the year. The parts of speech color-by-code activity combines grammar practice with creativity, offering a quick and fun print-and-go option. The School Supplies Would You Rather worksheets spark lively discussions and make writing enjoyable, serving as an excellent
Celebrating birthdays in the classroom is a great way to make your students feel valued and included. It’s also an opportunity to foster a sense of community among classmates. We recommend starting a birthday tradition at the start of the school year so all students get to experience the special
These Lucky Charms math activities are perfect for 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade students. If you need a Lucky Charms sorting mat, graphing activities, or other St. Patty’s Day math worksheets, check out the printables in this packet. We’ve included several St. Patrick’s Day activities so you can choose what
