Looking for an exciting and interactive way to reinforce 2nd-grade math skills in your classroom? Introducing Math Mini-Golf—an engaging math game designed to cover all 2nd-grade math standards! This fun and low-prep resource is perfect for math centers, active learning, and year-round use. ... READ the POST
New Year’s Goal Setting
As we usher in the new year, it's an excellent opportunity to instill the importance of goal setting in our young learners. For elementary teachers, integrating goal-setting activities into the classroom can be a transformative experience as students begin the new year. Three powerful benefits of ... READ the POST
Grinch Tags
If you want a fun way to bring giggles and cheer into your classroom this winter, simply print out these Grinch Tags and attach them to green candy canes. After sharing this picture on Instagram, I had so many teachers reach out to me and ask for these tags. This is one of the many ... READ the POST
Winter Traditions in the Classroom
Celebrating winter traditions is not just fun for students, but it also serves as a valuable learning experience. Primary students love sharing about all the things they do with their families during the holidays and it always creates such fun classroom conversations. I want to share a 3-D Winter ... READ the POST
“Go Fish Pond” Class Library Idea
I love getting elementary students excited about reading! I know with our standard reading curriculum it's just not that easy to do, but that's where the magic of our classroom library comes in! I want to share with you a fun idea to help spark some reading excitement in your own classroom ... READ the POST
2nd Grade Spiral Math Review
Second grade math reviews are an easy way to help students master the new second grade math skills that they are learning each week. By implementing a daily spiral math review, students will have the extra practice necessary to master the second grade math standards. DAILY 6 Math Review is a ... READ the POST
Classroom Clean-Up Game
I want to share with you one of my favorite clean-up games of all times called "Magic Scrap." This is a quick way to get all hands on deck to tidy up your classroom desks and floors. How to play "Magic Scrap:" Simply walk around the classroom and identify a piece of scrap or trash that will be ... READ the POST
Listening Skills & Following Directions
Teaching students to follow single-step and multi-step directions can feel like a daunting task! But teaching listening skills is so important in the elementary classroom. Did you know that 70-80% of our waking hours are spent in some form of communication? Of that, listening makes up about 45% of ... READ the POST
Solve It Strips® Math Centers
Why Do Math Centers? Setting up math centers in your elementary classroom will allow you time to work with small groups of students. It also provides your students with engaging math practice. Using math centers is how I get students to practice math facts and build their fact fluency, as well as ... READ the POST
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