There always seems to be an eagerness among students to learn about the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and what a great topic for them to be eager about! There are so many lifelong lessons that children can carry on into adulthood. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is such …
I think we can all agree that 2020 has been some kind of year! I mean holy cow! So while taking down the Christmas tree and having my last Peppermint Latte is sad, I know I’m not alone when I anticipate the new beginnings that lie ahead in 2021. Even though they’re kids, I bet …
Here is a list of 12 of my favorite Christmas Tree Picture books-in the shape of a Christmas tree 🙂 ! I’ve also included a few activities you can do in your classroom with them. If you click the titles below you’ll see the YouTube version of each book incase you don’t have it handy! …
“SANTA! I KNOW HIM!” Our favorite jolly guy in the big red suit is coming back to town. To help bring the Christmas cheer into your classroom, I have compiled a list of my favorite Santa Claus books as well as a few activities to go along with them: Each link below will take you to …
Can you believe there’s only a little over two weeks until Thanksgiving?! It’s likely you’ll want a few (or alot) of books to share with your students about Pilgrims and Native Americans, being Thankful and all things Turkey! I have put together a list of my favorite Thanksgiving books to read aloud during November and …
THANKSGIVING PLACEMAT This Thankful Placemat is a super cute Thanksgiving activity for kids -and one they can show off while eating their turkey and stuffing. There’s nothing to trace and you only need a few materials in order to complete! Hang these Thankful Placemats on your bulletin board and then send them home in time …
