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This year we have learned how to look at the school day and routine unconventionally. Many of us have had multiple ‘first days of school’ bouncing from face-to-face to remote, both, and back again. Although it isn’t the FIRST first week, this First Week Favorites Unit is meant to take care of a start fresh school…
In the elementary classroom, reading and math are king. Have you noticed though that when asking students what they loved most about the school year, they tend to remember that cool science experiment or fun theme that permeated through the subject areas? In this post, we will address meeting standards through science and social studies…
The first week of school is like no other time in the year. It’s a fresh new start with a brand-new group. It’s a time for setting expectations and routines. It’s also a time when our schedule is still getting set so we find ourselves with odd amounts of time within the day to fill….
I have always been a fan of using games in the classroom. The games I am sharing in this post are all meant to help spiral review skills at the end of the year, but can also be used at any time to reinforce learning. Use these give easy elementary classroom review games in preparation…
December Lit Kit time is here! This all in one December literacy kit comes in three grade levels! The pictures in this post are a mixture of the three grade levels, (K, 1, and 2). Each December Lit kit has 10 literacy centers, 10 literacy notebook entries, Story element and grammar support posters, a variety…
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