Lewis Primary Adventures

Create unforgettable December excitement with this 15-day bundle of Classroom Elf Adventures designed specifically for teachers! These low-prep, school-friendly activities help you celebrate the days leading up to winter break with engaging academics, creative fun, and zero behavior pressure, just joy, learning, and a little elf magic.

This easy, no-prep 5-day lesson plan bundle is perfect for K–3 and features engaging worksheets for five “How to Catch…” books. Each day targets a key reading skill: predictions with How to Catch an Elf, problem and solution with How to Catch a Snowman, sequencing with How to Catch a Gingerbread Man, setting and details with How to Catch a Reindeer, and character traits with How to Catch Santa Claus. All activities are print-and-go, fun for students, and simple for teachers to use in whole

This December-themed resource includes three fun classroom snacks—Snowman Banana Pops, Reindeer Snack Mix, and Mini Gingerbread Houses—each paired with a simple, ready-to-use mini lesson. Students will practice sequencing, math graphing, and STEM design while enjoying hands-on treats. Perfect for primary grades and easy to prep for busy teachers. A great way to add engaging holiday learning to your classroom!

A gingerbread CVC word bakery is a fun, hands-on phonics activity where students “build” simple consonant-vowel-consonant words using gingerbread-themed pieces, like cookies for letters and trays for word mats. This resource supports lower-grade learners and beginning readers by helping them practice letter-sound blending, segmenting, and decoding in an engaging, playful way that strengthens early reading skills while keeping them excited about learning.

Merry elfmas! This is fun and easy morning work or a great vowel lesson resource!

Unlabeled visual labels for school materials! I print these out on card stock, write the specific material, laminate, and put a magnet on the back for easy use! These are a life saver in helping me not repeat instructions as often.

Numbers 1-20 includes numeral, tens frame, and written form

A great way to start each morning! This is separated by day, and asks an ice breaker question, goes over days of the week and months of the year, has students practice saying the date, and weather. This is geared towards younger grades due to DOK bell work questions, although you can always reach out and I can change the bell work questions/ anything else if you want!

Polka Dot 10 drawer cart labels I made a few different sets Weekly Plans: -Monday -Tuesday -Wednesday -Thursday -Friday -homework -absent -grade -send home *I also have a 10 drawer cart that I use for paper storage -light copy paper -dark copy paper -light card stock -dark card stock -white cardstock -primary lined paper -regular copy paper -primary lined picture paper -Spalding paper -Spalding test paper *I have another rolling cart with the 5 deep drawers (I use this one for center rotations)

Daily tracker to count how many days you're in school! This is a great visual and helps students learn tens frames!

Daily good morning what to do sign. Great resource for students to visually keep them on track.

These are great visuals for your students to know what materials they need! I print them out on card stock, laminate, and stick a magnet to the back!

Daily schedule cards in pastel-ish rainbow colors :) I print in color and laminate these. I also include a picture option to go with the written schedule cards.

Beginning of the year flyer to remind parents to send in a change of clothes (I print on colored paper, so it stands out). The second page are quick notes in case an item was used!

Simple elementary peer edit essay form.

Easy to use subtraction flashcards for beginners. I print these on cardstock, cut, and laminate them so students can use them over and over again!

Perfect for a classroom library with different series! Can be placed on baskets or on the library shelves.