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We have a dream! My students are really enjoying

We have a dream!

My students are really enjoying learning about the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. After we read children’s books about Dr. King, the kids wrote about their own dreams to make the world a better place. They had fun with the craft, too!

You can find this resource in my TPT Store sold separately or as part of a bundle.

Celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luth

Celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.…

Our kids have a shortened week next week, so I’m teaching all about Dr. King this week. I’m excited to do this writing and craft with the kids!

I’ve recently updated this resource to include new No Prep craft options, more writing templates, and bonus bulletin board lettering.

If you already own this file, simply download it again to receive the updates!

You can find this resource sold separately or as part of a Mega Bundle in my TPT Store.

Are you teaching about MLK this week or the following week?

The kids loved doing Marshmallow Math today! I u

The kids loved doing Marshmallow Math today!

I usually do this activity with the colored mini marshmallows (to show the addends), but I couldn’t find them anywhere this year! My kids did a great job decomposing and writing number sentences, and they had so much fun doing it.

If you’re looking for a purposeful winter math activity, you can find this one in my store sold separately or as part of a bundle.

Prep January math and writing in minutes! Using m

Prep January math and writing in minutes!

Using math and writing journals has been a life saver for me. Both journals come with enough pages for the entire month. I also love having these on hand for a sub if needed.

You can purchase these resources separately or as part of my January Mega Bundle, which includes 12 No and low prep resources for the month.

Happy New Year, teacher friends! Here’s to hopi

Happy New Year, teacher friends! Here’s to hoping 2022 will get a little easier for all of us.

I hope you are enjoying the last two days of break with your families. This has felt like the fastest break ever working up until the 23rd. I’m starting to have the back to school anxiety already, and it’s not even Sunday!

How are you feeling about going back Monday?

Going back after the break is always tough, but pl

Going back after the break is always tough, but planning for January just got a little easier!

Read more on the blog about 12 print and go activities to get you through next month. From writing and math journals to bulletin boards and report writing, this post is packed with ideas for January.

I printed these resources out right before the break, and it’s so nice knowing I have everything ready for when I need it in January. I am soaking up every minute with my 3 kids and not stressing about planning.

We are enjoying the lazy days of break over here -

We are enjoying the lazy days of break over here - even Archie!

The kids and I stayed in our pajamas all day watching movies and playing games. I also just started watching Schitt’s Creek, and I’m hooked!

It feels so good to have the week off and to step away from everything teacher related!

How are you spending your break?

Merry Christmas from our family to yours!

Merry Christmas from our family to yours!