National Inventors Day is a celebration of the creative and curious minds that have shaped today's world with their groundbreaking inventions. It's a day to acknowledge the genius of inventors who have paved the way for modern technologies and advancements. But more than just a day of recognition, it's an opportunity to inspire the young minds of our future innovators. In this blog post, we discuss the significance of teaching kids about inventors and provide educators and homeschoolers with engaging inventor activities for ... read more
How to Incorporate Learning: Valentine’s Day Themed Lessons
As we approach the month of February, we're reminded of the upcoming holiday of Valentine's Day. And what better way to celebrate love than to incorporate it into our teaching? Love, after all, is a powerful force that can motivate and inspire our students. Whether you're a teacher in a classroom or a homeschooling parent, there are numerous ways to infuse Valentine's Day into your lesson plans and create a memorable learning experience for your students. In this blog post, we'll explore some ideas for Valentine's Day themed lessons ... read more
Creative Ways to Make Fun Science Lessons for 2nd Grade
Science doesn't have to be boring! As a teacher or homeschooling mom, you can bring your students' love of play and discovery into the world of science. With a little bit of imagination and creativity, you can turn your science lessons into thrilling activities that will engage your students and make them eager to learn. In this blog, we'll look at some of the most creative ways you can make fun science lessons for 2nd grade. Conduct Hands-On Experiments Science is all about experimentation, so why not let your students get ... read more
How to Handle the Post-Winter Break Blues: Tips for Teachers
Your winter break may have been filled with joy and festivities, but let's be honest; returning to the daily grind after a few weeks off can be tough. If you're feeling a bit low, you may have the case of the "teachers post-winter break blues." Don't worry; we've got you covered. In this blog post, we'll be sharing some tips on how you can handle the post-winter break blues and make a smooth transition back to work. Snag a free roadmap to help you stay on track throughout the year when you are lesson planning. HERE! Plan ... read more
How to Review Class Rules After Winter Break
Winter break is officially over, and it’s time to get back into the swing of things with your students. But we all know that can be tough after a long break. Your students might be a little sluggish or even uninterested in getting back into the routine. That’s where you come in as the teacher. It’s important to implement strategies that help your students ease back into the classroom routine gradually, so they feel comfortable and motivated to learn. In this article, we’re going to dive into some effective strategies for how to review ... read more
How to Teach Historical Figures: A Step-by-Step Guide
History is not just a collection of dates, events, and facts. It’s a story of people, their struggles, achievements, and impact on the world. Historical figures are the central characters of this story, whose contributions have shaped our society and culture. Teaching kids about historical figures is a great way to connect them to the past, give them role models to look up to, and help them develop a love for history. However, teaching kids about historical figures can be challenging, especially if they are too young to understand ... read more
Fun and Easy History Activities for Kids
As teachers, we know how important it is to make learning fun and engaging for our students. One subject that often confuses and bores kids is history. However, history can be transformed into an exciting adventure with the right activities. In this blog, we will share some fun and educational history activities that will excite your students about the past. Historical Time Capsule: This is a fantastic way of giving your students a tangible connection to the past. Get a large jar or box and fill it up with artifacts, pictures, ... read more
How to Teach 3rd Graders About The Founding Fathers
History can be a difficult subject for children to engage with, but it doesn't have to be this way. One way to excite students about the past is to bring it to life through interactive, fun activities. In this post, we will share some tips and ideas for teaching the Founding Fathers to 3rd graders and making history come to life in the classroom. The activities in this post are from my Founding Fathers Unit. Snag a free roadmap to help you stay on track when making engaging science lessons. HERE! 1. Make the Founding ... read more
Easy Activities to Teach Kids About Turkeys
Thanksgiving is the perfect time to find fun turkey activities for kids. These fascinating birds are known for their large size, unique features, and role in the American holiday. However, teaching kids about turkeys doesn't have to be boring or complicated. In fact, with a few fun and interactive activities, your students will be engaged and excited to learn about these amazing birds. In this blog post, we'll share some of our favorite activities to teach kids about turkeys. Grab Free Turkey Anchor Charts HERE! Feather Facts: ... read more
10 Essential Tips for Teaching Map Skills
Map skills like reading maps and navigation are essential to our lives. Whether it’s finding your way through a new city or getting to a remote campsite for a weekend getaway, reading a map and navigating your way is crucial. Therefore, it is important for kids to learn these skills as early as possible. As educators, it is our responsibility to find fun ideas for teaching these lessons to children. In this blog post, we will share 10 essential tips for educators to teach kids map skills. Snag a free roadmap to help you stay on ... read more
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