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Kate Simpson’s How to Move a Zoo is a fantastic book to explore history, storytelling, and critical thinking in the classroom. Based on the true story of Jessie the elephant’s 1916 journey through Sydney, this beautifully illustrated book offers opportunities for literacy, geography, and even art. Here are some How to Move a Zoo classroom […]
Looking for a meaningful and creative Mother’s Day gift idea for your class? A Mother’s Day Class Cookbook is the perfect way for students to show their love and appreciation. This hands-on project blends writing, creativity, and heartfelt expression — all wrapped up in a keepsake mums will treasure forever. With my printable Mother’s Day […]
Looking for a fun, engaging way to teach young learners about American symbols? My Statue of Liberty Crown Craft and Activities is the perfect addition to your social studies curriculum. This resource is a hands-on, creative way to help students learn about the Statue of Liberty, one of the most iconic symbols of freedom in […]
Spring Classroom Activities are the perfect way to combine hands-on learning with the excitement of the changing season. By incorporating gardening and cooking projects into your lessons, you can engage students while teaching procedural writing, sequencing, and important science concepts. From growing pizza toppings to making fresh guacamole, these activities will leave students excited to […]
Valentine’s Day is a perfect opportunity to celebrate love, friendship, and community in your classroom. What better way to bring everyone together than by creating a Valentine’s Day Class Cookbook? This project combines literacy, writing, and creativity while fostering a sense of togetherness. In this activity, students will design and write their own recipes—whether it’s […]
National Simultaneous Storytime (NSS) is an exciting annual event that brings children together across Australia to enjoy a shared reading experience. This year’s book, The Truck Cat by Deborah Frenkel and Danny Snell, explores themes of kindness, compassion, immigration, and identity through the adventures of a lovable cat. To help your students connect with this […]
When a teacher announces they’re expecting, it’s a wonderful chance for the school community to celebrate. Whether it’s a small classroom gesture or a school-wide gift, there are many ways to show appreciation. Here are five thoughtful ideas to help you celebrate a teacher’s new baby. 1. Organize a Surprise Baby Shower A baby shower […]
As the holidays approach, many teachers are searching for classroom elf activities that keep students engaged, excited, and behaving well. A classroom elf is the perfect holiday tradition to bring fun, laughter, and a little magic into your class while reinforcing positive behaviour. This simple idea will create memories your students will cherish long after […]
Halloween is the perfect time to spark creativity in your students. One of the best ways to do this is through engaging Halloween writing activities. I’ve got a fun idea that combines creativity with writing skills—Haunted House for Sale! A Spooky Halloween Writing Activity: Haunted House for Sale One of my favorite Halloween memories from […]
Paper Flower Girl by Margrete Lamond is a beautiful picture book that celebrates creativity, transformation, and the beauty of art. If you’re looking for a hands-on activity to extend the story in your classroom, this Paper Flower Girl craft is the perfect choice! Children will love creating their own paper flowers while exploring the book’s […]
