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Using Your Notebook Guided Notes
Turn Student Notebooks into Powerful Learning Tools Do your students take notes… only to never look at them again? These Fill-in-the-Blank Guided Notes explicitly teach students how to use their notebooks as an active learning resource—so their notes actually work for them. With clear, step-by-step guidance, students will learn to organize, reference, and review their notebooks for assignments, quizzes, projects, and tests. Perfect for: Back-to-school organization lessons Executive function
4th - 8th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
End of the Year Activity - Memory Wheel Craft and Reflection Writing Activity
End of the Year Activity - Memory Wheel Craft and Reflection Writing Activity: Wrap up the school year with a meaningful end of the year activity that gives students time to reflect on their experiences while creating a simple keepsake they can take home. In this memory wheel project, students respond to reflection prompts about their year and record their answers on the bottom layer of the wheel. They then assemble the two pieces so the top cover can spin to reveal each response. The hands-on f
3rd - 7th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA)
At School Classroom Rules Review Autism Special Education Cut and Paste Craft
Teaching expectations at school is easier with this interactive classroom rules review activity. Designed for autism and special education programs, this cut and paste craft gives students a structured, hands-on way to practice rules for the classroom, hallway, cafeteria, recess, and bathroom. What’s included: Flap pages for five school areasRule strips for cut-and-paste sortingFill-in-the-blank option for writing rulesAnswer key for quick checkingPhotos of completed projectsDifferentiation opti
3rd - 6th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA)
Sorting Household Objects into Categories PreK Kindergarten Busy Work Activity
Teach sorting and categorization skills with this hands-on Household Objects Sorting Activities Resource—perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and special education. Designed for independent morning busy work or center time, this interactive sorting book helps students build early critical thinking by organizing household items into categories based on attributes such as function, location, or appearance. Ideal for both general and special education settings, this resource features realistic im
PreK - K
Not Subject Specific
Community Helpers Match Sort Pictures Tools Vocabulary Words Preschool Activity
Support sorting, categorizing, and visual discrimination skills with this Community Helpers Sort and Match resource—perfect for occupational therapy, special education, and early learning classrooms. Students will practice sorting by category, profession, attributes, and roles, while strengthening fine motor skills, cognitive development, and visual perception. This hands-on resource is ideal for matching games, sorting centers, or small group instruction, and helps students recognize similariti
PreK - 1st
Not Subject Specific
Back from after spring break reflection recap writing prompt craft activity
Encourage students to share and recap their spring break memories and experiences with this reflection writing craft. This back-from-spring-break activity has prompts to help guide students' writing, and cute spring bug-themed covers to color. Activity benefitsHands-on and low prepSupports fine motor skillsPractice following directionsEncourage self-expressionFun worksheet alternative!Use for a spring bulletin boardThe templatesThere are 2 templates - one with writing lines, and the other with l
1st - 3rd
Not Subject Specific, Writing
Notebook Labels
These labels are perfect for labeling student notebooks, folders, binders, journals, and more. Whether you teach elementary, middle school, or even homeschool, these stylish and functional labels will help streamline your classroom routine. What's Included: Black and white label designMath, Vocab, Reading, Writing, Science, and Social Studies labels
K - 8th
Not Subject Specific
Thanksgiving thankful writing craft activity for showing gratitude second grade
Celebrate Thanksgiving together by making these fun, thankful foldouts! Students will color a template and use the 4 boxes to write/draw 4 things they are grateful for. This mini bundle has 2 designs (a turkey, and a decorative 'THANKFUL' option) to pick from. Each design had multiple template options so you can pick what works best for you and your learners. Benefits of this resource:Low prep! Just print the templates you need.Cutting and folding will give your students the opportunity to prac
2nd
Not Subject Specific, Writing
Build Your Official Dress Closet – FFA Classroom Activity
Help your students learn the parts of the FFA Official Dress in a fun, hands-on way! In this interactive activity, students color, cut, and assemble their own paper “closet” filled with all the official dress items required for FFA events. This resource is perfect for: ✅ Introducing new FFA members to official dress ✅ Back-to-school icebreaker activities ✅ FFA Week classroom lessons ✅ Sub plans or quick, engaging activities ✅ Reinforcing FFA knowledge before contests or conferences What
5th - 12th
Coloring Pages, Not Subject Specific, Other (Science)
New Year 2026 goal setting disco ball writing craft January craftivity
Help your students set their goals for the New Year by making these folding or spinner disco balls! Both activities have the same goal-setting outcome, so just get kids to pick which they'd prefer to make. Why do this activity?Hands-on and low-prep.Students start the new year with a positive and intentional mindset.A fun alternative to a worksheet.Ideal for bulletin boards.Encourages meaningful discussion.Need a sub idea? These templates can be used with multiple age groups.The spinner templat
2nd - 4th
Not Subject Specific, Writing
New Year 2026 disco ball goal setting writing craft activity bulletin board idea
Start the new year with a fun goal-setting writing craft activity! These disco mirror ball goal spinners are a creative way for students to record what they want to achieve, learn, try, or improve in 2026. With options for 4, 5, or 6 goals, you can choose the right fit for your students. The templatesChoose a template with space for either 4, 5, or 6 goals. Option 1: Color the top of the template (the disco ball), write 4 New Year goals on the bottom part, cut and assemble.Option 2: As above
1st - 4th
Character Education, Not Subject Specific, Writing
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