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Do you read the book “All Are Welcome” by Alexandra Penfold & Suzanne Kaufman? This book promotes inclusivity in the classroom. Use this activity to encourage open discussion at the beginning of the year. At the end of the read aloud, students can brainstorm ways that they can make their classmates feel welcome. This can…
Are you looking for some print-and-go ELA and MATH resources for back to school season?Use these printables to review language arts and math skills with your students! All activities have a school theme and were created with first graders in mind. The skills are meant to review kindergarten concepts and practice new first grade skills….
Are you looking for fun ways to celebrate names in the classroom? These 4 activities will highlight the importance of our names and make great classroom displays! What’s Included: Chrysanthemum flower + writing My Name Story parent interview Your Name is a Song guitar The Name Jar acrostic + apple acrostic Check out this blog…
Do you read the book “Circles All Around Us” by Brad Montague? It’s a sweet book about connecting with others. After reading the book, use this activity to encourage a discussion about our own circles. Students will write or draw people that are in each ‘circle.’ Add your students’ photos to the inner circle or…
Use these editable color by code pages to review skills with your students! All you have to do is type your words into the master page and they will auto populate onto the coloring pages. These color by code printables are perfect for morning work, homework, or an independent activity. This Back to School color…
Do your students struggle with addition and subtraction facts? Use these fun school-themed pages to practice math facts with your students! These color by number printables are perfect for morning work, homework, or an independent activity. There are 12 pages of Back to School color by code practice for addition facts 1-20 and 12 pages…
Do your students struggle with addition and subtraction facts? Use these fun school-themed pages to practice math facts with your students! These color by number printables are perfect for morning work, homework, or an independent activity. There are 12 pages of Back to School color by code practice for addition facts 1-20 and 12 pages…
Do you read the book “Enemy Pie” by Derek Munson? This book is the perfect back-to-school read! In this story, the little boy feels left out by Jeremy Ross and puts him on his enemy list. His dad recommends that he make enemy pie for Jeremy. The story has an unexpected ending and a great…
These book activities are perfect for the first week of school! There are 8 resources included with book companions for 11 different books. The crafts your students create will make the perfect back to school bulletin board! The books these activities are based on will teach growth mindset, acceptance of others, celebrating names, friendship, and…
Do you read the book Giraffes Can’t Dance by Giles Andreae? I love using this story to introduce growth mindset! Sweet Gerald the giraffe wants to dance, but the other animals say he can’t. Gerald learns to find his own music and learns that he can dance. These activities are meant to go along with…
Do you read the book Interrupting Chicken by David Ezra Stein? This is a fun book to read at the beginning of the year to teach about classroom expectations in regards to blurting. These activities are meant to go along with the book. This book companion activity set includes a chicken craft, writing response page,…
Do you read the book “Stick and Stone” by Beth Ferry? It’s a sweet book about friendship and sticking up for others. Use this activity to encourage a discussion about how to treat your friends. The crafts included make a great bulletin board display and a reminder that students are expected to treat each other…
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