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Time Saving Classroom Resources
Looking for a simple yet meaningful Valentine’s Day activity? This Valentine’s Anchor Chart is the perfect way to spread positivity in your classroom or professional development session! How It Works 💗 Option 1: Share What You Love About Your Class – Write three reasons you love your students. They’ll feel so special knowing what makes […]
Most of my life, I believed I couldn’t draw. In my younger years, I loved to trace and color, but I never felt that I could sketch or draw. I always seemed to be surrounded by people who doodled for fun. Since I’m a teacher, I’ve learned to compensate over the years, but I’ve never […]
Ready to Draw a Leprechaun? Here’s How to Make It Fun and Easy for Kids! Do you ever feel a little nervous when someone asks you to draw something? I totally get it—I’ve been there too! But don’t worry, because drawing can be fun, even if you’re not a pro. We tried our hand at […]
Do you ever feel pressured when asked to draw something? I know I sometimes do! When our 3rd grade class decided to draw a penguin, I thought it would be a challenge. But I was wrong! We loved this penguin drawing activity so much that we also created a polar bear drawing! Read on to […]
Elf on the Shelf Arrival Ideas Are you looking for a fresh new Elf on the Shelf Arrival? We’ve done some creative ones before…. the mailbox, a “hot air” balloon. But this one is my favorite. It’s simple and is a great way to launch your December with the Elf. Welcome Back Elf on the Shelf! […]
Do you ever feel pressured when asked to draw something? I know I do! When I found out we (3rd grade class) were all going to draw a polar bear, I thought it would never work. I thought they would all struggle and not be able to do it. Boy was I wrong! In fact, we loved […]
