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05/07/2025

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🎉 Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! 🎉

To every educator who shows up with passion, patience, and purpose—thank you. You’re shaping futures, inspiring growth, and making classrooms feel like home. 💙📚

What better way to celebrate than by recognizing teachers across the country for their impact?

🏆 It's the final week of voting for the Power of Impact Awards!
Help us shine a spotlight on the educators who go above and beyond.

🗳 Cast your vote before May 9 👉 https://bit.ly/4iRZRKD

04/28/2025

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03/09/2025

01/21/2025

What happens when you ask your students to find a partner?...

👻Do they wander around the classroom like the ghosts in Pacman searching for a friend?
😝Find their best buddy and start giggling and jumping up and down?

Solution 👉👉👉 Partner Pairing Sticks! 🙌

Have an odd number of students? I'm sure the guac would love a couple of chips or the eggs might need some more bacon! 🥓

https://premium.educationtothecore.com/resource/partner-pairing-cards/

01/19/2025

Teaching about Inauguration Day? Try our free set of printable worksheets including:
🇺🇸 Inaugural Address Analysis
🇺🇸 Road to the White House Flow Chart
🇺🇸 Inaugural Images + more!
🇺🇸 https://www.weareteachers.com/unique-inauguration-day-activities-plus-printable-worksheets/

01/19/2025

Have you ever thought of letting students name items in your classroom? 🤔 Well, this brilliant hack is one you just might need to steal.

🌟 The hack: Let students name the supplies that typically go missing or get swiped.

Naming classroom objects serves a dual purpose: It prevents items from going missing and increases student engagement.
Students are less likely to misplace items that they have personally named, reducing the chaos and clutter that often accompany shared classroom resources. Plus, the act of naming helps create a more personable and relatable learning environment. This is a win-win!

So, why not give your classroom a little extra personality while also tackling common organizational issues? Try out this naming strategy and see how quickly your students take pride in their creatively named classroom objects

01/19/2025

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. might be the most recognizable name in American civil rights history. We celebrate this inspirational leader on the third Monday of January each year, but his life and legacy are valuable lessons all year long. Looking for resources to teach about MLK Jr. in your classroom?💭 Grab our FREE slides about his life and legacy. >> https://www.weareteachers.com/martin-luther-king-for-kids/