Right now, teachers across America (and the world) are being tested.
They have been thrown into a whirlwind of suddenly-virtual-teaching, and for many that's new territory!
So, how can you teach your class when you're not physically there to teach them?
There's something so special about watching kindergarteners celebrate Valentine's Day.
They're always so eager to give and get all those cards!
If you're anything like me, you may scrambling a little to fill in a couple of activities for the holiday.
Here are eleven activities for your class to do the week of Valentine's Day!
So, what do you think?
Six more weeks of winter? Or is spring full steam ahead?
I can still remember being a kid and doing Groundhog Day predictions in my classes. Is this something you do in your class?
I am constantly trying to feed the curiosity beast in my kids, and one of the things that holds their attention the longest would be magnets.
There are so many options for the kinds of magnets you can use in your classroom, and so many ways to use them, too!
Spring is a wonderful time to teach your students about life cycles. Flowers, bees, vegetables… everywhere you look life is in full swing!
Here are some garden centered activities to try with your class!
