Spring is just around the corner and we’re excited for all of the fresh ideas sprouting up! We’ve got Earth Day, nursery rhyme sequencing, fact and opinion, and a month of STEM. Check out these cheerful resources and follow the Teacher-Authors who’ve worked so hard to bring them to you. Many of them are free!
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“My collection of 200 tutorials break down the drawing process into easy- to-understand steps.” |
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“My collaborative art murals encourage students to see what they can accomplish and create when working together.” It’s Free! |
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“This resource covers all three common core writing genres (narrative, opinion, and informational) and can be used year ’round! Each lesson comes with student samples, brainstorm pages, student directions, checklists, and more.” |
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“This resource teaches students to differentiate between fact and opinion and helps lead into opinion writing.” It’s Free! |
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“Students enjoy reading comprehension practice with these fun passages that are themed by month.” |
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“This resource helps students master letter recognition while having fun with a variety of engaging activities :)” It’s Free! |
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“These construction activities are a great way to learn vocabulary, counting out items up to 10, exploring patterns, identifying letters, and the emergent readers are great for your little ones just starting to read! All these activities are great for centers.” |
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“These nursery rhyme activities are a fun way to learn about rhyming and work on sequencing and retelling a simple story.” It’s Free! |
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“This bundle contains STEM/STEAM activities that teachers can use to supplement what they already do in the classroom for the month of March.” |
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“This product will give your students the opportunity to be engineers and then complete an extension activity.” It’s Free! |
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“The critical thinking and creative activity in this resource provides a fun, engaging way for teachers to initiate a meaningful discussion concerning bullying with their students.” It’s Free! |
