Empower high schoolers this Earth Day with meaningful activities! 🌎🌱

Get eco-friendly ideas for teaching older kids about environmental stewardship, and inspire these budding changemakers to imagine a better future for our planet: bit.ly/3xB3hzs

🌍 Earth Day craft and writing activity 🌍

Engage students in creating 3D Planets and responding to writing prompts for a stellar bulletin board that'll make your classroom blossom. 🌱

📸: learningwithkiki (on IG)
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As the school year winds down, teachers are keeping the energy up! ⬆️

TPT Teacher-Author sweetnsauerfirsties (on IG) shares Sidewalk Scoot, a game that combats Spring Fever and keeps students engaged at the end of the school year.

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We've compiled a list of age-appropriate financial literacy activities for elementary, middle, and high school students! 💸

Click through the list to help your class get a head-start on learning basic financial skills: bit.ly/4d5EDY3

'These color coded mats have been a game changer in my classroom.'
- supportsforspecialstudents (on IG)

You can use these color block visuals to support special ed students when practicing addition and subtraction.

Click the link to get the bundle: bit.ly/3vMwB5o

⏱️ Time for a classroom reset! ⏱️

Teacher kristen.guarinoo (on IG) uses tumbling tower blocks to help her students visualize how systems, procedures, and collaboration keep their class working smoothly.

This Autism Acceptance Month, we're sharing a list of resources to help teachers support autistic students. These span across elementary, middle and high school.

See the full list: bit.ly/49Bn6E9

🍕Interactive Bulletin Board Pizzeria for Special Education 🍕

Download this interactive resource: bit.ly/4cFUlZu

April is National Poetry Month! 📝📖 By introducing students to activities like these, you can spark a lifelong love of poetry.

Inspire the budding writers in your class: bit.ly/4cybe8i

'Sometimes they just need a little walkie walk.'
- staciesmith_03 (on IG)

Math tip for middle and high school!

TPT teacher-author rise.over.run (on IG) demos how she uses tracing paper for geometric transformations.

🔗 Click the link to download this worksheet for grades 8, 9, and 10: bit.ly/3vmPVG2

Call it spring cleaning: give your lesson plans a refresh with these seasonal activities! 🌸🌱🪴

Get ideas for STEM activities, language arts printables, and more: bit.ly/3INoqZs

High school teachers: conquer the chaos with quick and easy brain teasers! 🙌

Put these slides up as a hook when class begins, as a bell-ringer at the end of the day, or even as an ongoing game.

Click the link for this resource by randazzo_laura (on IG): bit.ly/3IIZHp8

Happy to help! 💁‍♀️

📸: _thirdgradeswag (on IG)

With these simple, hands-on projects, you can encourage your class to think creatively, practice teamwork, and develop important STEM skills! 🔬🔨🏗️

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🤝 Collaborative Math Challenges 🤝

Teacher-Author rise.over.run (on IG) explains how she uses these colorful worksheets.

Click to download: bit.ly/3T9rO5L

TGIF! 😮‍💨

We're loving this post-it board idea from Happy Teacher Rev's Hailey Uphaus from Thompson School District in Colorado. 🌟

Do you do a Friday reflection activity with your students? Let us know ⬇️

Empower your students with engaging Women's History Month activities, from reading comprehension worksheets to research projects and even math packets! 💪

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At this point in the school year, we all know The Look. 👀

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Motivate your students to read by hosting a March Book Tournament! 🏀📚

Teacher-author miss5th (on IG) has created this comprehensive ELA pack to guide your class in reading and writing over the course of the month.

Click for the resource: bit.ly/48BzUtw

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