Can you believe there are only a few weeks left of winter? Well, at least here in the Northern Hemisphere, some of us are starting to prepare for a new season. Before the snow melts away, you won’t want to miss these resources for your kiddos and classroom. There are winter-themed math activities, reading comprehension for students with special needs, “All About me” report wheels, a St. Patrick’s Day thematic unit, and so much more! As always, half of these resources are free!
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It’s FREE!“The math riddles that I create are a fun and engaging way to practice multiplication as well as provide a few giggles for the students. The QR codes are another engaging and self-checking way of practicing computation and are great for extra practice, or reviewing concepts.” |
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“These long division math riddles are a fun way for students to practice computation and as they answer problems they gain letters in order to solve a riddle at the end of the page. The students are able to self check their answers, but the best part is hearing my students giggle as they solve the riddles.” |
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It’s FREE!“This is a hands-on game that keeps the entire class engaged in a meaningful conversation about adjectives.” |
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“This mini bundle will help your students review the concepts of nouns, verbs, and adjectives by integrating technology in the classroom.” |
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It’s FREE!“These cute and colorful poke cards are a great way for your children to practice identifying adjectives in sentences. They are wonderful to put in a learning center because the children can work INDEPENDENTLY and then self-check their answer right on the spot to see if they’re correct!” |
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“This thematic unit is perfect to use during the week leading up to St. Patrick’s Day! It contains a variety of fun and creative St. Patrick’s Day activities that encompass many areas of the curriculum, such as writing, math, and art. Your class will love it!” |
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It’s FREE!“This ‘All About Me’ report wheel is a fun and unique approach to report writing. It is a great back to school or beginning of year activity!” |
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“Report Wheels bring fun and unique spin to report writing. They make report writing simple and accomplishable with many different templates from which to choose.” |
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It’s FREE!“This is a freebie that any special education teacher can add to their independent work task systems. There are four activities included to help students work independently in completing tasks!” |
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“This bundle is a year-long reading comprehension curriculum for students with special needs. It is differentiated into three levels to teach readers and nonreaders alike important comprehension skills like making predictions, main idea, and inferencing.” |
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It’s FREE!“These 72 self-esteem building and growth mindset colorable brag tags are perfect for gifting to students to remind them that they are awesome, unique, and important always and unconditionally. They also work as a great positive reinforcement classroom management tool with messages broad and expansive enough so that ALL children can be recognized for their strengths, efforts, and worthiness.” |
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“Bring calm, peace, and focus into your classroom, counseling office, or home, using these simple, quick, and effective 48 Mindfulness Brain Breaks. Feel good knowing that the young people you support are taking away with them transferrable coping skills they can use at home, at recess, and where ever else they find themselves.” |
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