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Printable Book Review Templates and Activities for Kids
Helping students review and reflect on the texts they read is a powerful way to build comprehension, critical thinking and communication skills. The best part? Book reviews don’t have to feel like a chore. With the right activities, they can be fun, creative and meaningful. Read more
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6 Fun and Engaging Counting Activities for Kids
While counting may seem simple, young learners often need plenty of practice and repetition to master it. So, how can we keep it engaging and interesting for our students? These fun and simple counting activities will help you keep counting practice fresh and interesting, all while saving you time on planning. Read more
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How to Use an Emotions Wheel to Help Kids Identify Feelings
Emotions wheels (or feelings wheels) provide a helpful visual reference for children when talking about emotions. They can be such a useful tool when it comes to introducing new emotional vocabulary to kids and can continue to be a helpful reference as children grow into adulthood. Here I’ll share 5 simple and effective ways that… Read more
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5 Low-Prep Geography Activities for Kids
What if you could get kids engaged in practising their Geography skills while skipping that extra planning time? These low-prep geography activities for kids will help you easily incorporate more Geography in your learning space without the extra time and effort. Read more
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Fun Handwriting Activities and Worksheets to Help Kids Write Letters and Sentences
If you feel like your students—and maybe even you—are getting a bit tired of the same handwriting routine, you’re not alone! But there are ways to make it more interesting and even fun! Here are five fresh and interactive handwriting activity ideas, along with ready-made worksheets, to help you shake up your handwriting practice routine. Read more
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5 Easy Ways to Use Emergent Reader Texts with Your Students
When used effectively, emergent readers can be a fantastic addition to your literacy routine, engaging young learners as they begin to develop their reading skills and decoding strategies. So, how can you incorporate them into your learning space? Here are a few easy activities to try! Read more
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