This New Years 2024 includes a silly New Years Poem and a simple goal setting sheet for young learners to make New Years Resolutions. I plan to copy these pages front and back, that way we can read the poem together and then they can work on making some goals for 2024.

Happy New Year Poem This is a “Happy New Year” poem that you can use with your students to help ring in 2022! I like to write the poem on chart paper for my students and give them a copy to read in their reading binder. For distance learning you can share your screen with your students and read together. I like to have my students find letters, words, and punctuation in the poem.

This is a paper-based, Christmas quiz.

If you love Mother’s Day, and showing your appreciation for mom’s, this product will be a great way to incorporate the holiday along with writing! This Do-It-Yourself Book is created by the students. They write the name of who they are giving the book to. (Mommy, Grandma, Aunt, Mother, Step-Mom) Then, they draw the pictures and cut. After cutting, staple or tie the pages together! Use as a gift or a card for a gift!

Mother’s Day questionnaire Mother’s Day survey Mother’s Day poem

Use this flower pot to create a personalized craft for Mother’s Day.

Enjoy these No Prep Printables for St. Patrick’s Day! Included are 14 pages of assorted pages that your students will love to color during March and St. Patrick’s Day week! This is a great resource for your early finishers or when it’s raining and you have to stay inside for recess.

This packet contains all the St Patricks Day Activities practice you need for the month of March to review Common Core ELA and Math skills. It can be used for morning work or classwork. There are 40 pages included to make your life much easier. Just print and go! I have included a bonus Leprechauns mini unit. Enjoy and thanks for your support! Don’t forget to follow my store for updates and freebies!

Looking for an easy way to incorporate St. Patrick’s Day into your learning? Check out this free sample of printable activities that are interactive, engaging, AND no-prep! These 6 printable worksheets are perfect to practice a bunch of different math and literacy skills that preschoolers and kindergarteners need to practice regularly.

Lucky Charms Graphing and Sorting Activity in black/white AND color. This product includes a sorting mat, bar graph, mystery addition sentences, and tally chart or numbers chart with math questions. All you need to complete this activity in your classroom is a box of lucky charms! Have fun! :)

Month with this bulletin board . This pack includes: multiple words and phrases tiles blank tiles printable “I Can Change the World with my Words” title

Enjoy this fun to get an idea of what my Alphabet Color by Beginning Practice Pages are like.

Recognize Martin Luther King, Jr. and his accomplishments with this reading passage and comprehension questions! Students will learn about who he was, what he did, and why it is important.

This passage briefly describes the Martin Luther King Jr Day. 11 questions (identify and multiple choice) assess students’ understanding. I’ve included a color and black and white version, as well as a key. INCLUDES: Passage (610-800 Lexile) 11 questions (identify and multiple choice) Color and BW Versions Key The ZIP file has 3 versions of PDF files: Article and Questions in Color and Black and white and Key Color Student Version BW Student Version. These are NOT editable files.

Yiradhu marang! Good day, hello! Download this list of significant Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dates. Find a special place for it in your classroom so you don’t forget to discuss these anniversaries and annual events! Oh, and save a digital copy to your phone/iPad too!

Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students with this MLK Day flip book / mini-reader! This flip book can be used as an in class activity or even as a take home reader so your students can continue their learning at home. The book has 7 pages, 5 pages include information about Martin Luther King Jr. and the holiday and 2 pages have follow up activities. Ink Saver Alert!!! - I have set up this document so that you can print 2 flip book pages per sheet of paper. This flip book is virtually no prep work for you as the teacher. All you have to do is copy the flipbooks and your kiddos can do the coloring and cutting!

Your students will love completing this word search for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! Included in this product is an answer key.

What student does not enjoy Write the Room? This MLK Jr cards are a fun, kinesthetic activity that allows your students to get out of their seats and walk around the room, all while learning great vocabulary, letters, sounds, and more through literacy. It’s no wonder it’s a class favorite! Invite your children to put the recording sheet on a clipboard and walk around the room, finding all the cards and writing the words in the follow up worksheet. They can also write wonderful sentences using the new words. You will find everything ready to download, print,and use with your children in this pack. Who can find it useful? PreK-K Teachers Primary Teachers Speech and Language Therapist ELL Teachers ESL/EFL Teachers Private Online Tutors and Teachers Outschool Teachers Vipkid, Gogokid, Qkids, Palfish, Qkids Teachers online English teachers Face to Face Tutors Homeschoolers

Want your students to be engaged AND learn about MLK during Math class? Then shop no further! Buy this fun set of engaging MLK math problems. I have included historical MLK facts and historic accomplishments in the word problems. You can have the students work with a partner, assign it as homework, or use it to suit your needs. The key is included, and these 12 word problems will keep your students on task while stretching their brains just enough.

Unfortunately, this holiday took years to be approved - racist sentiments were/are not magically gone. The first MLK Day was celebrated on the third Monday of January (January 17) in 1983.