The first day of school is always such an exciting time! Shiny new classroom supplies, students filled with butterflies, and a fresh start with a new group to begin laying the framework for a positive classroom community and well-run classroom. From icebreakers and read alouds to hands-on learning activities and
Dive into summer with a fun beach-themed Bingo game! Our Beach Bingo Activities are a great way to keep students engaged and learning as the weather warms up. They were thoughtfully designed to allow a wide range of students to participate including those with visual impairments and reading challenges. Learn
Camping-themed activities are a fun way to bring the outdoors into your elementary classroom! Whether you’re planning end of the year activities, summer take-home packets, or a classroom theme, these resources are packed with meaningful practice and hands-on fun for elementary students. Check out the list of camping activities below!
Not only are bookmarks a tool to help students track while reading and keep their place in a book, but they also get elementary students excited about reading! These printable Flag Day bookmarks for kids are a student and teacher favorite. This Flag Day bookmark pack includes 8 themed bookmark
These end of the year acrostic poem printables are a fun and engaging way to explore acrostic poetry with your elementary students, while helping them build vocabulary, improve spelling, and boost creative writing skills. They aren’t just a busy work packet! They truly offer meaningful practice opportunities for students. This
This Leap Year project is great for celebrating Leap Day with your 1st grade, 2nd grade, or 3rd grade students. It is standards-based and flexible to meet your needs. Students can practice speaking and listening skills if you use the question cards as discussion prompts, or they can practice writing
Field Day is always an exciting and busy day often filled with schedule changes and small pockets of downtime. To help students stay engaged, regulated, and having fun throughout the day, prep a few simple activities ahead of time and keep them on your desk for easy access whenever you
Are you looking for fun and engaging class pet ideas for your elementary classroom? Class pets can help students learn responsibility, build social-emotional skills, and spark curiosity about animals and nature. Whether you choose a real classroom pet like a guinea pig or fish, or even a low-maintenance stuffed animal,
Spark learning and fun this Independence Day with 4th of July Bingo! Our 4th of July Bingo Activities introduce key vocabulary in an engaging game format. Students don’t even realize they are learning! These no-prep activities build excitement about the holiday in your classroom, summer program, or camp. Learn more
Not only are bookmarks a tool to help students track while reading and keep their place in a book, but they also get elementary students excited about reading! These printable 4th of July bookmarks for kids are a student and teacher favorite. This 4th of July bookmark pack includes 8
These Memorial Day acrostic poem printables are a fun and engaging way to explore acrostic poetry with your elementary students, while helping them build vocabulary, improve spelling, and boost creative writing skills. They aren’t just a busy work packet! They truly offer meaningful practice opportunities for students. This Memorial Day
Make Leap Day unforgettable with this fun and meaningful activity for elementary students. This resource includes writing prompts, coloring pages, and creative options for building a time capsule to be opened on the next Leap Day. Whether you turn it into a STEM challenge with DIY containers or keep it
