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Looking for a purposeful way to use your classroom pumpkin after Halloween? Try a Pumpkin Life Cycle in a Jar—inspired by Pumpkin Jack by Will Hubbell. This easy, low-prep science experiment invites students to observe decomposition and plant growth firsthand over several weeks. It’s messy,
It’s officially fall so it’s time to bust out those autumn-themed Math Centers, friends! Yep, grab them out of of your file cabinet or tote and get them into your students’ hands. Let’s walk through some favorite fall math centers. We’ve included example centers from
Planning for classroom holidays and heritage months can feel like one more thing on an already full plate, especially when you’re juggling a mix of skill levels, tight schedules, and limited prep time. That’s where this post comes in. Think of this as your one-stop,
With the spooky season approaching, it’s time to dig into some fun Halloween read alouds and activities to keep your little goblins learning and engaged. 1 – Creepy Pair of Underwear By Aaron Reynolds, illustrated by Peter Brown In addition to hearing their teacher saying
If your students are anything like mine, then Halloween is one of their favorite times of the year. Tying my instruction to Halloween instantly makes the content more engaging. That’s why I love this digital Halloween math game. It gives your students the opportunity to
With so many subjects and skills to teach, it can sometimes be a struggle to squeeze in high-quality science and social studies instruction. We get it! That’s why we created the Monthly and Seasonal Projects All Year Bundle. Teachers love this bundle as a way
