If you are an elementary teacher looking for fun February activities for your students, then you found the right place! This collection of February activities for elementary students is a great way to engage your students in their learning. This post highlights resources for teaching writing, math, and reading. You
Groundhog Day is one of those holidays that always sneaks up on me! I think it’s because it’s at the beginning of the month. If you are the same and find yourself waking up on February 2nd without a lesson or activity celebrating this day, then the list of Groundhog
It’s February, which means Presidents Day is upon us! These Presidents Day activities for elementary students are a great way to celebrate this federal holiday in your classroom. Learn more about this holiday and get helpful resource recommendations below so you’ll have what you need to celebrate this holiday with
If you are an elementary teacher looking for teeth activities for kids to celebrate National Children’s Dental Health Month, then you found the right place! It’s one of our favorite February teaching topics! This post includes book and resource recommendations for elementary teachers who work with students in 1st, 2nd,
Happy February! When I replace my calendar pieces at the end of the month and see it’s February, I immediate think of Valentine’s Day. It’s a sweet holiday that many students enjoy. If you are looking for Valentine’s Day activities for elementary students in your classroom, then you found the
I made these free Super Bowl classroom activities the last time the Patriots were Super Bowl bound. That didn’t end well for us New Englanders. But, there is another big game coming up next weekend and I have a fun writing project and craft for you. And you don’t even
If you are looking for olympic games activities for students at the elementary level, then you found the right place! This post includes resource recommendations, lesson ideas, craft inspiration, and more. The Winter Olympics will be starting soon, so now is the time to start prepping. This is a great
In my school, each classroom has a bulletin board in the hallway. Mine is located dead center at the end of the main hallway. I had taken down our Winter Writing Projects with the super-cute, paper-pieced snowmen holding them. I had put up red butcher paper. And that was it.
Groundhog Day is one of those holidays that totally sneaks up on you as an elementary teacher. By the time you turn the calendar to February… BAM! It’s already here. This post will share some read aloud and resource recommendations to help you plan ahead to celebrate the little guy
