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Kids of all ages love learning about animals and their habitats, especially kindergarten and 1st grade. When cold winter days come around it’s the perfect time to learn all about the cold and icy Arctic with cute polar bear activities. Polar Bear Activities As soon as January hits, we’re ready to learn about everything winter and that includes the… Read More
When winter arrives with its snow and cold it can only mean one thing…indoor recess! My students loved to play with games and toys during this time, but every once in a while we enjoyed a little movie time. It gave the kids a chance to unwind and relax and it was the perfect time for me to get a… Read More
Winter writing prompts with fun and engaging themes are one of the best ways to get students excited about writing in January! Keep this list of 51 1st grade writing prompts handy when you’re preparing your lesson plans this year! Winter Writing Prompts 1. Make a list of your favorite winter sports activities. 2. Draw and label a snowman. 3…. Read More
It’s time to snuggle up beside a cozy fire (or a faux fire on your smartboard) and get ready to read some winter themed tales in your classroom! This list of 20 January read alouds is sure to bring some warmth to your lesson plans this month. Take a look below at my list of favorite January read alouds for kids… Read More
As you head back to school after your holiday break, it’s time to get your winter math and literacy centers ready to go! Here are some ideas for fun games and activities that will keep your students on task and learning during those chilly winter months! January Math Center Get your students excited to head back to school with plenty… Read More
Are you looking for some new winter writing activities? No matter whether you’re teaching remotely or face to face, one thing is certain. Kids are fascinated by snow and ice! Take a look at how I get my kids excited to write reports with these printable and digital winter activities. I don’t know about you, but I sure have a… Read More
