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Ice-Cream Challenge
And so the school year is drawing to a close, The excitement for the summer just grows and grows, Let's work together one last time as a team, To build these most delicious towers of ice-cream. Listening to teacher and kindness to everyone, Working quietly to get the tasks done, It really is as easy as can be, For the class to earn an ice-cream party! This display pack contains everything you need for a reward system for the last term: Title pageRules poemA4 chartA3 chart8 different ice-cream s
4th - 8th
Vision of Excellence
Concise and editable draft of a school Vision of Excellence or possible modified teaching philosophy. Composed, but never used for published purposes. Modify for your needs!
Not Specific
For All Subjects
The Map That Changed Every Day
Bring adventure and life lessons into your classroom with The Map That Changed Every Day! This original short story follows Liam, a curious child who discovers a magical map that changes its path every day. At first, the changing routes frustrate him, but soon he learns an important lesson: flexibility, courage, and curiosity make life’s journey meaningful.Perfect for:Morning Meetings to spark discussion about adaptability.Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) lessons on resilience, growth mindset, an
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Banana Who Became Mayor
Bring laughter and learning together with this delightful story: The Banana Who Became Mayor! Perfect for read-alouds or early independent reading, this silly yet meaningful tale teaches children that true leadership is about listening, helping, and caring for others.This resource includes:A fun, original short story perfect for grades 1–3Discussion questions to build social-emotional learningCreative extension activities (classroom election, drawing fruit leaders, writing prompts)A positive mes
K - 4th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Teapot Who Learned to Listen
Teach empathy and emotional awareness through the delightful story of The Teapot Who Learned to Listen! This charming short story follows Tilly the teapot, who loves to talk but forgets to listen — until one day, she learns how understanding others’ feelings can build stronger friendships.Perfect for SEL lessons, morning meetings, or character education, this resource helps children reflect on kindness, listening skills, and emotional intelligence.Ideal for:✅ Grades 1–3✅ Reading comprehension an
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
The Book That Was Afraid to Be Opened – Conquering fears
Bring courage and confidence to your classroom or home with The Book That Was Afraid to Be Opened! 📖✨This original, heartwarming story teaches children that it’s okay to feel scared—but bravery comes from sharing who we are, even when it feels uncomfortable. Perfect for SEL lessons, read-alouds, and classroom discussions about overcoming fears, self-confidence, and growth mindset.What’s Included:✅ Illustrated story (PDF + digital)✅ Discussion questions for reflection✅ SEL activity sheet (“My Co
1st - 4th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Sneezing Sun
Bring joy and wonder to your classroom with The Sneezing Sun, a delightful short story that teaches children to celebrate the quirky, imperfect, and beautiful parts of nature—and themselves.Perfect for grades K–2, this engaging resource includes:A whimsical story about the sun’s sneeze and how it makes nature shine.Discussion prompts to encourage self-acceptance and appreciation of the world.Creative extension activities (drawing, writing, reflection).A positive message that blends literacy, soc
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Hedgehog Who Hugged
Bring empathy and emotional intelligence to your classroom with The Hedgehog Who Hugged, a beautifully written short story for young learners. This engaging tale follows Henry, a kind-hearted but prickly hedgehog, as he learns to share hugs in his own unique way—proving that our differences can be strengths.✨ What’s Inside:A charming, printable short story (ideal for K–2 or ages 4–8).Discussion prompts for social-emotional learning.Follow-up activity ideas (drawing favorite moments, role-playing
PreK - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Garden of Forgotten Wishes
Bring hope and imagination to your classroom or home with The Garden of Forgotten Wishes, a heartwarming story where children revive forgotten dreams and watch them bloom into magical lessons.This engaging resource includes:Original story text with beautiful, descriptive language.Reflection questions to spark meaningful discussions about goals and kindness.Creative writing prompts for students to write their own “wishes” and plant them (on paper or in a class display).Art activity idea: Create a
1st - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Star Who Fell Into a Backpack
Bring wonder and empathy to your classroom with this heartwarming short story about a little shooting star who needs help returning home. Perfect for Grades 1–3, this resource combines literacy, science, and social-emotional learning.What’s Included:Original illustrated story text (PDF)Discussion prompts on teamwork, kindness, and problem-solvingQuick astronomy facts about shooting stars and constellationsOptional creative writing prompt: “If a star visited you, what adventure would you go on?”P
PreK - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Curious Crayon
Bring curiosity and creativity to life with The Curious Crayon! This charming, easy-to-read story follows a little yellow crayon who dares to leap out of the box and explore the colorful world around him. Alongside his new friend Lily, Crayon discovers shapes, colors, and the joy of imagination. Perfect for Kindergarten through Grade 1, this story can be used for: Read-alouds to spark discussions about curiosity and creativity. Color recognition and shape exploration activities. Early literac
PreK - 3rd
Close Reading, Graphic Arts, Short Stories
The Boy Who Lived in a Dictionary
Bring literacy and life lessons together with this heartwarming short story, The Boy Who Lived in a Dictionary. Perfect for grades 3–6, this story teaches students the magic of words and how they can inspire, encourage, and connect people.✨ What’s Included:Engaging short story (print + digital)Moral/lesson: “Words change lives”Discussion questions to spark conversationWriting prompt: “If you could live inside one word, what would it be and why?”Vocabulary activity using story words🎯 Skills & St
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Clock That Stopped Time – A Problem-Solving Adventure Story for Kids
Bring critical thinking and teamwork to life with this exciting short story, “The Clock That Stopped Time.” Perfect for grades 2–4, this engaging resource follows two friends who must solve a clever riddle and work together to restart time.What’s Included:A beautifully written, ready-to-print story (PDF)A follow-up activity page with comprehension questions and a riddle challengeDiscussion prompts on teamwork, perseverance, and creative problem-solvingHow It Helps Students:Builds reading compreh
K - 6th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Robot Who Learned to Laugh
Bring empathy, friendship, and a touch of STEM into your classroom with The Robot Who Learned to Laugh! 🤖✨This engaging, heartwarming story introduces students to:Emotional awareness & empathy – Shows the importance of laughter and human connection.STEM curiosity – Encourages discussion about robots and what makes humans unique.Classroom conversations – Promotes kindness, inclusion, and teamwork.📘 What’s Included:A printable short story PDF.Discussion prompts about feelings and friendship.A si
K - 6th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Blanket That Told Stories
Bring culture, family, and tradition into your classroom with The Blanket That Told Stories—a heartwarming short story that teaches students about the power of oral storytelling and the importance of passing traditions down through generations.This resource is perfect for Grades 2–4 and includes:A beautifully written short story for read-aloud or independent readingDiscussion questions that build cultural awareness and empathyCreative writing & drawing activities (design your own story patch)Fam
1st - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Sandwich That Saved the Day
Bring critical thinking and teamwork to life with this engaging, kid-friendly short story: The Sandwich That Saved the Day! Perfect for grades 2–4, this fun and heartwarming tale follows Sam and Lila as they use a magical sandwich to solve the mystery of their missing class pet.What’s Included:A ready-to-read printable story (perfect for whole-class reading or independent work).Discussion questions focusing on problem-solving, teamwork, and responsibility.Three easy-to-use follow-up activities:
K - 7th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Donors Choose.org P2P micro grants for Teachers
With tightening budgets and limited supplies, teachers are often struggling to get funding for projects. Donorschose.org is a person-to-person (P2P) or crowd source site for teachers to request materials. Anyone around the world can now donate any amount of money to any public school of their choice.If you have heard of Kiva.org or Kickstarter.org, this is a similar concept. It is FREE for teachers to apply! In terms of grant writing you do not need a Ph.D to write this one, and it is easy to
Higher Education
For All Subjects
CCSS
SL.6.1
, CCRA.SL.1
, CCRA.SL.3
+3
Also included in: Streamline Your Teacher Life: Essential Templates Resource Bundle
The Robot Who Painted Rainbows
✨ Teach students that science and imagination belong together! The Robot Who Painted Rainbows is a heartwarming short story that helps students see STEM through a creative lens. It shows that even the most logical thinkers can be artists — and that imagination is the key to invention.Perfect for:🌈 STEAM or STEM literacy centers🤖 Growth mindset or innovation week🧠 Reading comprehension with a creative twist🎨 Cross-curricular art + science activitiesEncourage students to dream, design, and dar
Not Specific
Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading
Collaborative Mobile Desks Grant Proposal
Many classrooms are outdated and need to be updated for the 21st-Century! Collaborative desks are the best way to do that. This grant clearly identifies the purpose, supported research, and exciting changes that will occur with new, mobile desks and chairs. This document is already in the format of an official grant, or you may cut and paste applicable parts to your own grant.
I used Interchange Diamond Desks from SmithSystems for my grant, but you change the grant to meet any collaborative
K - 12th
For All Subjects
Big Books Grant
This grant was written and Awarded for the purchase of numerous Wright Group Big Books and a Big Books cart/easel.
Included is detailed budget and reference page
PreK - 1st
Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Literature
The Lost Sock Adventure
Bring the power of friendship and teamwork to life with The Lost Sock Adventure! 🧦 This delightful, imaginative story follows Ruby, a determined little sock who sets out to find her missing friend — and discovers the strength of teamwork along the way. Perfect for Grades 1–3, this story encourages discussions about kindness, cooperation, problem-solving, and perseverance.💡 Use It For:✔️ Character Education✔️ Reading Comprehension✔️ Morning Meeting Read-Aloud✔️ SEL or Friendship LessonsHelp you
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Traveling Tambourine
Bring the power of music and cultural appreciation into your classroom with The Traveling Tambourine! This heartwarming short story follows Karim and his magical tambourine as it journeys across borders, showing students how music connects people beyond words.This resource is perfect for grades 2–4 and includes:A beautifully written short story for read-aloud or independent readingDiscussion questions on empathy, cultural diversity, and the power of musicExtension activities: Create your own cla
1st - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Sensory Room Editable Grant: Sensory Room Setup, "Success Starts with Sensory"
This sensory room grant was awarded and funded in 2018. I have won over $10,000 in grants for special education in my classroom and district. This particular grant was for $3,795.16 of sensory room equipment. Please note that prices change and this part of the grant will need to updated. This grant is attached as a word document to make editing it an ease. You can choose to go with the equipment requested in my grant or change it out to what your sensory room needs. This is the perfect grant
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