Designs by Dr. D

Learn about your students and allow them to get creative by creating their own trading card! Great activity for the first week of the school. Post them around the class so students can get to know each other! Google slides allows you to customize the template before printing. Be sure to use the printer setting: print 6 pages per sheet.

Create a fun and easy way for students to share their spring break experiences with this collaborative Google Slides activity! Each student completes their own slide by adding text and a picture. Simply share the link, assign slides, and let students create. Prompts and sentence starters are fully customizable. Perfect for: Post–spring break sharing Classroom community building Digital or at-home activities

Completing a drag and drop activity on Google Slides? Here are 3 slides that you can project for your students so they start learning Chromebook shortcuts and navigate their device more efficiently.

Students drag-and-drop the objects to design Easter eggs and Easter Peeps (2 separate templates). Students will practice dragging and dropping on their Chromebook screen, trackpad, or mouse. This allows students to also practice resizing, positioning, and moving objects. Just share a copy of this template to your students so they can start creating!

Bring some St. Patrick’s Day fun into your classroom with this activity bundle! This set includes three interactive activities that encourage students to practice problem-solving, critical thinking, and math skills while enjoying festive leprechaun-themed challenges. What’s Included:🍀 Lucky Math Mazes Students solve addition and subtraction problems and follow the correct answers to guide each leprechaun through the maze. Includes three different mazes with increasing difficulty levels. 🍀

Make math practice fun this St. Patrick’s Day with these engaging Lucky Leprechaun Math Mazes! Students help each leprechaun find the correct path by solving math problems and following the trail with the matching answer. Each maze challenges students to solve a problem in the box and then move forward by choosing the path with the correct answer. If they choose the wrong path, they’ll quickly discover they are going the wrong way for self-correcting practice. This resource includes three diff

Perfect for technology class, computer lab, digital centers, STEM/STEAM lessons, early finishers, or sub plans, these activities help students become more confident using digital tools while staying engaged with seasonal themes. Students will practice essential basic computer skills by interacting directly with the slides to move, copy, resize, and organize objects.

Build a digital St. Patrick's Day scene and hide Leprechauns around the forest!. Drag and drop the items to create your own scene. Students will practice: Drag and DropCopy & PasteDuplicate (ctrl + d)Resizing ObjectsLayering (ctrl + up/down arrow)Zooming In & OutJust share a copy of this template to your students so they can start designing! Want a similar product with less objects for a more beginner level? Click here!

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day while keeping students engaged with this Math Around the Room activity! In this fun, movement-based lesson, students solve St. Patrick’s Day–themed math problems posted around the classroom. Simply print the task cards and place them around the room. Students rotate from problem to problem, reading each question and recording their answers on the response sheet. This activity encourages movement, problem-solving, and engagement while reinforcing math skills.

This St. Patrick’s Day logic puzzle challenges students to solve clues to determine where each leprechaun hid their gold. Perfect for upper elementary critical thinking activities.

Easy-to-use research project designed for 3rd–5th grade students. This resource helps students explore important women in history while building research, writing, and critical thinking skills in a structured and student-friendly way. This project is ideal for independent work, small groups, or whole-class activities and encourages creativity with opportunities for drawing, reflection, and personal connections.

This ready-to-use slide template makes it easy to get started! Each student will research their assigned president, add key facts to their slide, and include a photo to complete their presentation. Perfect for building research and presentation skills in a collaborative format.

This class slide template is ready to go! Have each student add what they did over break and include a photo on their own slide. It’s a fun and easy way for students to learn about their classmates’ experiences. Feel free to customize it to fit your needs!

This ready-to-use Google Slides template makes it easy for students to share and reflect! Each slide includes space for students to type their responses and insert a picture, creating a meaningful way to showcase what they do with their families and friends outside of school. Prompts and sentence starters are fully customizable, allowing you to tailor the activity to meet your students’ needs.

Build a digital Valentine's Day scene and create a digital Valentine's Card! Even Kindergarten students can complete these activities. Drag and drop the items to create your own scene. Students will practice dragging and dropping on their Chromebook trackpad or mouse. Just share a copy of this template to your students so they can start creating.

Engage your students with this interactive Fraction Digital Escape Room where they’ll practice adding fractions, identifying equivalent fractions, and comparing fractions to unlock three digital combinations in a Google Form. Designed to take approximately 30 minutes, this resource keeps students motivated while reinforcing key fraction skills. Printable hints are included for differentiation or to place around the room for added excitement. Answer key and explanations are included.

Print and post the Winter Olympics–themed math problems around the room. Students will rotate throughout the space, reading each question and recording their answers on their response sheet.

The map is a printable PDF (8.5" x 11."). After printing the PDF, the document can be enlarged with a poster printer. 36" x 24" is recommended (this can be done at Staples) to be the correct size for the Indi Robots. The 5 Indi Robot challenges allow students to complete five different mapping challenges. After planning out the route for each challenge, students can test their design on the big map, The Inquiry Expedition Map, before moving on to the next challenge.

Students will answer the problems to get the gingerbread man to the gingerbread house. Basic multiplication practice for the holiday season! One page.

The theme of the escape room is winter holidays around the world. Students will learn about different holidays while practicing multiplication. Students will explore the room for clues (as an individual or as a team). Students will type the combinations on the google form and try to break out! 4 Digital Combinations to Unlock (2 are math & holiday-related, 2 are holiday-related only)Printable Hints to place around the roomApproximately 45-minutes Answers and Explanation Included