What is Good Friday…
Good Friday is the Friday preceding Easter Sunday and is the day Jesus Christ was crucified on the cross. We can celebrate on
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Articles
Holocaust Unit: Curious George, No Ordinary Monkey!
***For 3rd-6th Grade Students*** We have all grown up loving the mischievous little monkey named Curious George. For years, he has filled our
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How to be a Teacher Leader!
Liz Prather’s Key Points: Be the Thing You Teach- Love and be and live the things you teach, especially those things we all
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The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane BY KATE DICAMILLO * ILLUSTRATED BY BAGRAM IBATOULLINE “ONCE, IN A HOUSE ON EGYPT STREET, there lived
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Elementary Easter Crafts
Your students will love celebrating Easter week with these crafts! Tissue Cross Tissue Chick with Hands Pass out these Peep cards to
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Creating a Culture of Kindness in the Classroom!
By: Shari Carter Editor’s Note: This article is based on the book “How Full Is Your Bucket? For Kids,” which is available to
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Creative Classroom Product! ‘Toy Block’ Tape works with LEGOs!
An Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign is offering a very cool product that creative teachers can use in their classrooms: “toy block” adhesive tape! This
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Lego is releasing a “Women of NASA” set!
Just in time for Women’s History Month, Lego has announced a special “Women of NASA” set featuring real-life NASA heroes! We have pictures
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Similes
Simile A simile compares two different things and includes the words like and as. When she cooks, she is like a bull in
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Black History Month: Learn the Story of Yanga! (VIDEO)
Black History Month may be nearly over, but here’s someone we just learned about, and well worth knowing! His name was Gaspar Yanga,
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