Summer review packets for grades Pre-K through 4th to help prevent the summer slide. Perfect for review at the end of the year, review at the beginning of the year, summer homework, tutoring lessons or distance learning.

Are you in Porto and want to do some shopping? Meet the best vintage shops in Porto. Take home a good, nice and cheap souvenir.

Lisbon is a great place to shop vintage clothing and second-hand. Here’s my guide to thrift stores, charity shops and vintage in Lisbon.

How to Avoid the Summer Slide! Summer is right around the corner! We all LOVE our summer vacation, but not the "Summer Slide!" According to Oxford

FREE daily math warm-ups for second grade are the perfect way to start the morning with your students. Great 2nd grade math review.

Introduce the Summer Olympics to your students! Includes: - Where the 2020 Olympics are (trace city and country; color country) - The Olympic Rings' colors (trace colors and color rings) - The Olympic Medals (trace colors and color medals) - Semi-Written sentence: If I were in the Olympics, I would compete in___________. (students fill in the sentence and draw a picture of themselves. **Also includes word cards for each Summer Olympic sport. **Updated for the 2024 Summer Olympics

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The 5 Second Rule Game and questions will make everyone tongue-tied! Players must name three things in a category within 5 seconds.

Keep young writers engaged with these 18 fun and creative writing prompts for 2nd grade, fostering a love for storytelling that lasts all year long.

Here are 10 summer learning ideas for rising third graders! Download a free printable PDF for parents and view summer homework for second grade.

Discover the 20 BEST things to do in Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland's scenic alpine village. From hiking to paragliding, this is the only guide you'll need!

Give your child help strengthening his reasoning with this printable worksheet, which asks him to place events in a logical order.

I l.o.v.e.d the 2nd grade version of this packet that I created, that I went ahead and adapted it for grades k-5 to meet the needs of buyers! Hands down, this has been my favorite packet to do the first few weeks of school. You can grab all grade levels 20% off for Thursday...

Want a list of 2nd grade books for summer reading list that your kids will love? These best books for 2nd graders, ages 7 or 8, will keep kids reading!

Spring No Prep Kindergarten 130+ Page Worksheet Book Here is our no prep Spring edition. It’s full of tons of different workpages and activities to practice basic concepts skills such as coun…

Creative block is real. Download these Magna-Tiles® coloring and activity pages to get your creativity flowing!

These first day of school tips and ideas for teachers are perfect for back to school! Grab your freebies for second grade today!

I LOVE the Olympics! I have always loved the Olympics, and I get very excited when it's an Olympic year. The summer Games are my favorite, especially the gymnastics and swimming. The Olympics is also a high-interest topic for students. The summer Games are a perfect theme for the end or beginning of a school year, and it's a great theme for summer school, as well. When I have a theme that I'd like to teach but is not in my curriculum, I always start with guided reading. I am very lucky to have a Reading A-Z subscription through my school district. On the Reading A-Z site, there are several different books that are leveled and perfect for an Olympic theme. My favorite is titled Summer Olympic Events and is available in levels H, K, & Q. In my Gold Medal Literacy resource, I have two mini books that I also use: The Summer Olympics and Where in the World is Rio de Janeiro? They're perfect, because students can highlight and write directly in their books. The nice thing about those little books and the A-Z readers is that they come with comprehension activities and worksheets. My Gold Medal Literacy packet is loaded with word word and writing activities that can help you run a mini-unit on the summer Olympics. I used it during the last week of school, and my kids had a blast! They're definitely excited for the Games in August. You can find my Gold Medal Literacy resource here. Over the years, I've collected Olympics trade books as I've found them. They are kind of few and far between, at least the good ones are. I've linked up a few of my favorites and a few on my wish list. (These are Amazon affiliate links.) What Are the Summer Olympics? I LOVE this series! Magic Treehouse: The Hour of the Olympics- Excellent for guided reading or as a read aloud. Ancient Greece and the Olympics: Nonfiction Companion G is for Gold Medal- I love the variety of information in this book. It's not a great read aloud, but it is perfect to add to a themed bookshelf. Elympics- This one looks really cute, although I do not own it. How to Train with a T.Rex and Win 8 Gold Medals- I think this one looks so cute! Wilma Unlimited: How Wilma Rudolph Became the World's Fastest Woman- There are tons of great biographies about Olympians, and this one is one of my favorites. Excellent book! Olympia the Games Fairy- My girls love these fairy books, so this is a good one to add to the bookshelf. It is always chosen. ...and if you're looking for some more fun ideas for teaching about the Olympics. Click on the photos to access the link. (image and link to The Chaos and the Clutter) (image and link to Classy Mommy) (image and link to Fun-a-Day) My summer Games math resource on TPT. Math and Literacy together!

The ultimate guide to Cefalu, Sicily including the best beaches, hikes, viewpoints, photo locations, day trips, hotels, and restaurants.

habitat science unit for first grade, second grade, or third grade

Reading self-portraits, clay snails, and much more!

If you have been following our blog, you might have seen our post about our favorite teacher hack, earlier finisher packets! If you missed it, don’t worry, I will sum it up real quick for you. Essentially, despite teaching different grade, Emmy and I realized we were both having the same Issue. Kid

It's that time of year again! Open House season is here and we are busily working on projects to share with our parents on our big night. One of the big projects my students will be working on is their Animal Diorama and Research Report. This was something I did for the first time last year, and it was a HIT! I got this idea after my son had to make a diorama for his first grade class last year. We had so much fun creating his animal diorama as a family project, that I decided it was something I had to do with my class too! I brought the idea up to my second grade team, and they were all very excited about it... so we went for it! We decided to give the assignment the week before STAR testing. Since we wouldn't be giving homework during the two weeks of testing, that would give students more time to research, gather materials, and work on their projects. Students had about three weeks to complete their projects. We decided to have the students bring in their completed dioramas the day before Open House. We were thrilled with the results! Here are a few student samples from last year: Along with this diorama project, our students will also be completing an Animal Research Report poster with information and illustrations, as well as a writing assignment and an oral presentation. Our students will be getting both a Science and Language Arts grade for this project. I'm offering my Animal Research Report poster as a FREEBIE on TpT! Here's a sneak peek: You can grab it here. Animal Research Report Poster If you're looking for everything needed to do this Animal Diorama project with your class, take a peek at my Animal Diorama and Research Report Project Pack! It's got everything you'll need in one convenient spot! Last year, I struggled to find examples of dioramas online to show my students, so I've included detailed photo samples of my own students' projects, as well as a step-by-step presentation for your students. Here's a preview of all of the goodies included in this project pack! In addition to the Animal Research Report Poster and step by step presentation for your students (which can be projected onto your Smartboard or other type of computer projector), I've also included a student-friendly rubric with grading expectations for all aspects of this project, as well as a grading rubric for teachers to use when giving final grades for this project, student instruction sheet, writing template for research report, and a presentation outline to help guide students on what to focus on for their oral presentation. It's everything I struggled to put together last year for this project in one convenient place!

Hi friends!! I’m super excited to be linking up with Doodle Bugs for Five for Friday. I haven’t done one in a long time!! But I’m not feeling too well […]

Free printable 2nd grade minimalist math curriculum that covers the same breadth of difficulty and variety of problems without all the repetition.

Print this free kindergarten assessment pack to use as end of the year testing for your kindergarten students. This is a great way to see where your students are at, and find any areas for development.

In this post, I'll explain what the six syllable types are and WHEN you might teach them to your students!

Open House ideas. Great activity for students to do to show during Open house.

Ah. May is among us my friends. We're out of school at the end of the month and that might be just in time. We've got some spring-itis going on. I wish the weather would catch on though. I posted abou