Do you use technology in your classroom? If you have a computer or tablets, you must try Boom cards. They are self-checking digital task cards that students
So awesome to have hosted our awesome Reading Buddies from Chesterbrook Academy Elementary & Middle School Sterling yesterday. What a great and bright group of children!
The Boyd School is an accredited Montessori school with programs for infants, toddlers, early childhood, Kindergarten, elementary and middle school. The Boyd School has campuses located in Aldie, Ashburn, and Sterling in Loudoun County, Virginia as well as Fairfax, Herndon, Reston, and Chantilly in Fairfax County, Virginia.
This Minimalist and perfectly geometric sterling silver Barn Owl Ring is the perfect addition to any Owl lover’s accessory collection. Designed by jewelry maker Elina Gleizer, this gorgeous ring subtly represents the ancient wisdom of the owl symbol without coming across as elementary in the design. Its strength is its
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Standard Award Certificates are colorful, age-appropriate student awards that your kids will love to receive and display.
Award pins make a most excellent school award with designs geared toward elementary or middle students.
Awards are geared specifically toward elementary or middle school students.
Browse over 300 educational resources created by Inspired Elementary in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
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There's little that is more thrilling than your birthday when you're in elementary school. Let's be honest: you probably wake up to a breakfast of Fruit Loops, donuts, and chocolate milk, you head to school only to find that you get to wear a crown all day, you get a new, SPARKLY, birthday PENCIL (oh how we love sparkly pencils), you get a bit o' candy, AND a four-foot tall Sponge Bob birthday cake sits next to your desk all day. If that's not joy, my friends, I don't know what is. I love seeing the pure bliss on my little nuggets' faces on their birthday! They could not be more elated to be another year older (I wish I felt the same way on my birthday...amen?)! Last year, you might remember that our birthday display looked something like this: It was completely fine, but when I had 14 (yes four-teen) birthdays in February last year, it was a bit of a chore getting 14 cupcakes to fit in an 8 square-inch space. Not attractive, let's just say that. When it came to this year's birthday display, I had seen several teachers on Pinterest that took a picture of the kids grouped by birthday month and then placed a single picture under each month! I am so glad there are smart people out there - talk about genius. For our pictures, I wanted the kids to hold a cupcake with their birthdate on it, but I couldn't find the cupcakes I used last year. Mr. Silhouette to the rescue again! Seriously - how did I set up a classroom without this thing?! I found a cupcake design in the Silhouette store and just added in some perfect colors, layered numbers on top of the cupcake, and used the "Print and Cut" feature to create these beauties: Cute enough to eat, right? Then, during our first week of school, we played a little "Get to Know You" game where I gave the kids clues about each child that had a birthday in a given month. Once we identified each kid in the month, I gathered that month's kids and snapped a quick picture of them! Now, instead of having multiple cupcakes under each month, I just have one simple picture. Cute and simple! Melt. How do y'all display your lovelies' birthdays?
Chevron and polka dot curtains for my classroom. Used the extra fabric and mod podge for the frame too!
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The elementary Montessori journey of Little-N.
