This Earth Day Flipbook Craft is a meaningful, hands-on activity that helps students reflect on sustainability through engaging Earth Day writing prompts. Perfect for 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade, it introduces the core environmental concepts of reduce, reuse, recycle while supporting literacy and creative expression. Great for science integration, bulletin boards,
Are you looking for fun and engaging Earth Day writing activities for your elementary students? This Earth Day writing activity encourage students to think critically about how they can care for the planet while producing writing and artwork that’s perfect for an eye-catching spring bulletin board. Learn more about the
Are you looking for a festive way to boost reading excitement this spring? These printable Earth Day Bookmarks are the perfect low-prep addition to your classroom celebrations, reading centers, or early finisher bins. With fun designs featuring trees, recycling bins, and the earth, students will love coloring and personalizing their
Are you looking for a simple yet impactful way to boost staff morale and spread a little joy around your school? The “You’ve Been Egged” resource is a fun and easy way to show appreciation, share some laughs, and build a stronger sense of community among teachers and staff. Whether
As summer approaches, it’s a great time to squeeze in special writing projects. We share all of our favorite summer writing activities below so you can pick and choose which ones work best for you and your students. Learn all about our most popular summer writing projects below! Summer Writing
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to celebrate Easter in your classroom while practicing writing skills? The If I Were the Easter Bunny Writing and Craft Project is the perfect seasonal activity for elementary students. This engaging, low-prep resource invites children to step into the paws of
Are you looking for a festive way to boost reading excitement this spring? These printable Easter Bookmarks are the perfect low-prep addition to your classroom celebrations, reading centers, or early finisher bins. With cheerful designs featuring bunnies, eggs, and marshmallow Peeps, students will love coloring and personalizing their own bookmarks.
This printable Easter egg craft and writing activity invites elementary students to transform a simple egg into something entirely unexpected and then write about it! This is such a fun way to capture the excitement of Easter and funnel it to a productive writing activity. Learn more about the printable
Are you looking for fun and engaging activities for the days leading up to Easter? These Peep activities engage students in a fun seasonal topic, while covering important literacy and math concepts and skills. The resources range from a graphing activity (where students survey their classmates and graph who likes
A thoughtful and meaningful gift that students can give their dads to celebrate Father’s day is a set of Father’s Day dinner conversation starters. These prompts encourage families to engage in thoughtful discussions around their dinner table. Sharing stories, experiences, and thoughts bring families closer together and help facilitate in-depth
The Easter Bunny Assistant Application Activity is a fun and imaginative teaching resource that can be used with or without the book, The Easter Bunny’s Assistant by Jan Thomas. This activity is a fun and meaningful way to practice opinion and descriptive writing while building connections to this popular story. Learn more
These jelly bean math activities are perfect for 1st grade, 2nd grade and 3rd grade students. Students practice counting, graphing, comparing, estimating, sorting, and other math skills using guided worksheets and jelly bean manipulatives. It’s such a great hands-on way to practice these skills! Whether you’re planning a spring celebration,
