Getting back into the routine of school after winter break can be a challenge.  With snow on the ground in many states and temperatures significantly cooler, it is the perfect time to bring some traditional winter themes into the mix.  Two of the ideas below are perfect for winter fun and the third idea is
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Find out how to survive the holidays this year!  Check out the #TeachChat transcript from November 23, 2011 below.  Scroll down to the bottom and read UP! ReallyGoodStuff 9:52pm via TweetChat Have a great night everyone! Thanks for being here! See you in 2 weeks!! ~Brandi #TeachChat   KarynTeaches 9:52pm via TweetChat fun chat tonight!
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The darker, snowy days of winter can put a damper on anyone’s spirits. Even if you are not prone to Seasonal Affective Disorder (S.A.D.), you can still feel blue during the winter months. If you need a pick-me-up to help you put a more positive spin on the season, try one of the tips below.
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Heat up center learning in your classroom with some cool, winter themed learning centers. Whether you need to focus on language arts, math or science, we have some really good ideas just for you. Try one of the three center activities below and get your students re-energized about learning after the holidays have come and
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Need to add a little wintry pizazz to your classroom decor? Not only can add it brighten the classroom, but it can give students a fresh start when they return from the winter holidays. Check out the five fun ways below that you can give your classroom a really good winter makeover.

January is a challenging month for teachers. Students start the month off unfocused as they come back from a holiday and cold winter days can make for pent up energy and wiggles. Instead of fighting the inevitable challenges of getting back into the swing of school, use your January bulletin boards to help you create
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There are few themes that are more fun to work with during the winter months than snowmen. These lovable balls of snow hold appeal for both teachers and students in preschool through the elementary grades. If you are looking for a new thematic unit to add to your lesson plans this winter, or simply want
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