Helping Teachers Get Their Lives Back
Night Tree by Eve Bunting is a charming and unique Christmas picture book. Published in 1994, it evokes the nostalgia of Christmases past and the classic comfort of a wondrous holiday story. The main character, along with his mother, father, and sister, has a remarkable tradition of going into the forest every winter. They do… Continue reading 5 Engaging Night Tree Activities for Winter Literacy & STEM
Cranberry Thanksgiving by Harry and Wende Devlin is one of those cozy, nostalgic, perfect autumnal picture books. I remember my 4th-grade teacher reading it aloud to my class days before Thanksgiving break, as turkey crafts lined our walls and visions of a delicious dinner played in my mind. As a North Carolina girl, the cranberry… Continue reading 6 Engaging Activities for Cranberry Thanksgiving
As the weather warms and the days grow more beautiful, students get spring fever. Attention spans start to shrink, energy levels rise dramatically, and students just want more recess. Who can blame them? Children thrive when allowed to move around, be outside, and complete engaging activities. Rather than us teachers fighting spring fever and growing… Continue reading 6 Engaging Language Arts Activities to Combat Spring Fever
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