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9 March Madness Classroom Ideas
Celebrate March Madness in your classroom with these fun and educational ideas!Read Full Article >>
Celebrate Read Across America in your Classroom
National Read Across America Day falls on March 2nd every year. If you’re worried about forgetting the date, just remember– it’s also Dr. Seuss’s birthday! Established in 1998 by the National Education Association (NEA), this initiative strives to make reading a fun activity for students while...Read Full Article >>
Women’s History Month in the Classroom
According to History.com, the “celebration of Women’s History Month grew out of a weeklong celebration of women’s contributions to culture, history and society organized by the school district of Sonoma, California, in 1978.” In 1980, President Jimmy Carter declared the week of March 8th Women’s...Read Full Article >>
Celebrating Lunar New Year in the Classroom
Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, is the most important holiday in China. Following the Chinese Lunar calendar, this holiday honors ancestors and deities– this year, it falls on January 22nd. It’s a great opportunity to teach your students about this culturally-rich celebration, and it’s...Read Full Article >>
7 ways to celebrate the holidays in the classroom
When your classroom is full of 20 – or more – students, chances are when the holiday season rolls around there are a handful of different traditions being celebrated. This time of the year offers a wonderful opportunity for your students to learn about how different cultures celebrate holidays in December,...Read Full Article >>
5 End of the School Year Party Ideas
Before school lets out for the summer, take time to celebrate your students and what they’ve learned this school year! Recognize their triumphs and how they’ve grown, and reward them for all the hard work they’ve put into their education this year. Ideas for Year-End Parties at School Hold a mini...Read Full Article >>
12 Fun St. Patrick’s Day Activities
Cute, fun St. Patrick's Day activity ideas for students of all ages.Read Full Article >>
Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts for the Classroom
Valentine’s Day crafts for elementary students to share their loveRead Full Article >>
10 Ideas To Mark Black History Month in Your Classroom
Thoughtful ways to teach students about events and Black leaders, for February and beyond.Read Full Article >>
14 Ways to Celebrate the 100th Day of School
Simple and sweet ideas for marking the 100th day at your school!Read Full Article >>
