Making predictions while reading is a key comprehension skill that helps students engage with texts and think critically. If you’re looking for a ready-to-use resource to teach this skill, my Sandwich Swap Making Predictions Read-Aloud Activity & Lesson Plan has everything you need!
This exciting, low-prep spinner math center activity allows students to generate their own data, create bar graphs, and analyze the information they collected.
Looking for an engaging and no-prep way to teach your third graders how to identify, count, and compare U.S. coins? With these fun cut & paste money activity sheets, your students will build confidence in counting mixed coins and comparing money amounts.
These engaging weather activities integrate science and math concepts to create a fun experience for 2nd and 3rd grade students. Students will track real-world weather data, and then they’ll create bar graphs using that data!
This fun Identifying & Counting U.S. Coins Game Show for 1st Grade combines money skills with the excitement of a game show. It’s perfect for teaching coin identification and counting in an engaging way! Students will compete and work together while learning about pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters – all while having a blast!
Prevent word problem anxiety by giving first grade students a way to practice one step addition and subtraction word problems daily. With consistent practice, students will master both math skills and confidence with feeling overwhelmed!
Bring the beauty of fall into a fun bar graphing lesson! My Fall Leaves Bar Graphing 1st and 2nd Grade Lesson Plan is the perfect way to introduce young learners to bar graphs, using hands-on activities and real-world data with colorful fall leaves.
All About Me Pages: Discover Student Strengths and Needs! Introducing a special needs child to new teachers and caregivers can be challenging for both the parents and the child. Every child has unique interests, strengths, and needs. Parents often need…
We all know that classroom management can be one of the toughest parts of teaching, and a classroom social contract is an awesome way to encourage responsibility and community. Whether you are prepping for the first week of school, or simply searching for an effective way to manage your students’ behavior, a classroom social contract is perfect for you!
These engaging 2nd grade cut & paste coin activities are an easy, no-prep way to teach your second grade students how to identify, count, and compare U.S. coins!
Are you looking for the perfect activities to teach students about identifying, describing, classifying, and sorting 3-D shapes? Look no further than this 3D Figures, Shapes, & Solids Geometry Activity Pack!
5E Model Lessons: Transform Your Teaching! The 5E instructional model lesson plan is a valuable tool for teaching, consisting of 5 phases: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. This framework provides a clear structure for designing lessons in any subject…
The CUBES method gives students an easy-to-use, step-by-step tool to understand word problems. Each letter in the acronym “CUBES” represents a step that students will follow to solve the problem.
You’re probably looking for an easy, engaging way to teach your students about being good citizens. Lucky for you, I’ve got the PERFECT social studies lesson plan!
This Kindergarten Coins Jeopardy is the Perfect Money Review Game! It’s no secret that students love playing games to review and practice new concepts in the classroom. This exciting Kindergarten Coins Jeopardy Game combines math skills with the thrill of a game…
Are you looking for an easy, no-prep way to teach your first grade students how to identify and count U.S. coins? Look no further than these engaging cut & paste math money activities!
A classroom jobs chart is the secret to an efficient, student-run, and harmonious classroom. Student helpers are an excellent classroom management tool for teaching responsibility and fostering a positive classroom community.
Are you looking for an easy way to teach students how the Earth and Moon orbit the Sun? This stellar 5E lesson plan will make teaching about the Earth, Moon, and Sun a cosmic breeze!
Picture this: a lesson plan that makes teaching animal structures and functions an absolute breeze. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the details of an engaging lesson plan for teaching animal adaptations.
In this blog post, you’ll explore 2 engaging and interactive Texas symbols and landmarks activities tailored for your 2nd grade students. Let’s saddle up and get ready to explore our great state’s symbols and landmarks in style!
This exciting lesson plan will have your students buzzing with excitement about 2D shapes! We’re diving into the wonderful world of polygons using the captivating book, “The Greedy Triangle”.
Are you ready to make bar graphing a blast in your classroom? In this blog post, we’ll explore four fun activities that will get your students excited about bar graphs, data analysis, and solving word problems.
Are you looking for exciting and engaging activities to teach your students about natural resources and conservation? In this blog post, we’ll explore 3 fun activities for teaching natural resources and conservation.
Looking for a fun and effective way to help your elementary students improve their word problem-solving skills? These daily math word problem warm-ups are the perfect addition to any classroom, and the best part is you can try them out for free.
Motivational Classroom Posters GROWING SET As a teacher, it is often challenging to keep students motivated and inspired throughout the school year. We all know that positive affirmations and motivational quotes can make a big impact on students’ mindset and…
Students always have difficulty with word problems! If they don’t struggle with figuring out what operation to use, they fumble their way through the computations. One of the best ways to improve student success with word problems is to practice.
What are the best ideas & tips for teaching U.S. coins and money with kindergarten students? Their shorter attention spans can create a challenge, but money provides plenty of opportunities for hands-on experiences to keep your young students engaged in learning!
Successful classroom management is hands-down one of the most difficult parts of being a teacher. In this post, you’ll find 10 helpful tips to add to your classroom management “toolbelt”!
What are the best tips, tricks, and advice for teaching word problems to elementary school students? Word problems can be the trickiest thing to teach all year long, and they frequently give teachers trouble.
