Use Patricia Polacco Books in the Classroom: Pink and Say
Pink and Say by Patricia Polacco is the story of two friends during the Civil War. This is a true story of the author’s great, great …
Continue ReadingPink and Say by Patricia Polacco is the story of two friends during the Civil War. This is a true story of the author’s great, great …
Continue ReadingThese fun activities are the perfect addition to your dental health unit. You’ll find ways to teach your first graders about teeth and dental …
Continue ReadingFebruary is Children’s Dental Health month, so it’s the perfect time to add some dental health lessons to your science curriculum. This …
Continue ReadingMake these cute penguins with your first graders as part of a penguin or winter themed unit. This math and art activity is also great for reviewing …
Continue ReadingUse this fun penguin math lesson plan to help your first grade students review measurement. It’s a great way to add some math to your penguin …
Continue ReadingTeaching about the rock cycle can be boring – unless you spice it up with some fun activities. These three ideas are fun, multi-sensory ways that you …
Continue ReadingThese activities for the book Tacky the Penguin by Helen Lester are perfect for first graders. You can read Tacky the Penguin with your class as part …
Continue ReadingVitamins and minerals are essential in order for children’s bodies to grow in a healthy way. These fun activities are a great way to introduce the …
Continue ReadingWith its black and white “tuxedo” and cute waddle, the penguin is one of those animals that young children find hard to resist. So during …
Continue ReadingThe ever popular “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” is a beloved classic from Dr. Seuss. This lesson will focus on the rhyming words found …
Continue ReadingUse seeds, yarn, buttons and bows to jazz up a snow person or animal after reading the colorful book Snowballs. Kindergarten and first grade students …
Continue ReadingTake a break from basic vocabulary activities by showing your students that word study can actually be fun! Look them in the EYE and say, “Palindromes …
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