Kristen Walker

I’ve got several homemade gift ideas that work for all of your students, whether they celebrate Christmas or not. * plastic ornament (I like to wait for the Michael’s Sale and use my 50% off coupon or teacher discount) A few years ago, I had students who celebrated Christmas, Hanukkah, and a few who didn’t believe in celebrations. I hope these holiday presents for parents from kids will work great in your classroom!

If you are looking for classroom holiday party ideas and classroom decorating help, you will love these ideas. Much like pin the nose on the snowman, pin the heart on the Grinch is played just like pin the tail on the donkey. I love to use it as a small group center and I can run it or have a parent volunteer be in charge. Use holiday bingo cards, like these bingo cards with winter pictures.

I’ve asked teachers in my Facebook group to share their favorite Teacher Halloween Costumes with you to give you some inspiration to dress up with your team. I hope all of these Teacher Halloween Costumes gave you a little inspiration to help you and your team come up with something awesome while the rest of us who don’t get to dress up at school can live vicariously through you! Cancel Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.

Now that you’re back into the swing of classroom routines, management, and procedures, you’re probably noticing a few sweet friends who are struggling to finish their work. I’ve got 3 simple solutions that have worked well with my students who have unfinished work. In our classroom, if students had unfinished work on their clipboard, they’d complete it during our read aloud. If, by the end of the day while everyone else is participating in Fun Friday and your sweet friend still hasn’t completed the assignment(s), it’s time to send this “Oops