November is the perfect time to teach your students about being grateful; however, gratefulness is a topic that can and should be taught year round. In this blog, I am going to share some fun ways to teach gratefulness to your students. These activities require minimal preparation and come at little to no cost, since…
How to Make Halloween a Curriculum-Based, Learning Experience
We are or know those teachers who can’t “celebrate” Halloween in their school. Well, let us help you with some ideas for how to add a curriculum spin to give your students a meaningful “Halloween but not Halloween party learning experience!” We think that if you can celebrate in a meaningful and curriculum-based way, that…
Fourth of July Fun: a Crafting Guide
The Fourth of July is a great time to craft with your children. Grab your red, white and blue art supplies and get ready for some fun with your children! Paper Plate Noisemakers Encourage your children to color patriotic images on the backs of two paper plates. Staple the plates together leaving a small hole.…