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The Seed That Traveled in a Pocket
Bring the power of small kindnesses to life with this beautifully written short story! The Seed That Traveled in a Pocket follows a curious boy and a tiny seed that ends up changing an entire community — reminding children that every good deed, no matter how small, can make a big difference. Perfect for character education, SEL lessons, or classroom story time, this resource helps students reflect on themes of kindness, empathy, growth, and community.Recommended Grades: 1st–4th (can also be used
1st - 4th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
Mushroom For All -Original Poem for Kids
Mushroom for All is a delightful, heartwarming tale about five charming insect friends—Starkeesha the Ant, Keeshon the Beetle, Mo’Nick the Butterfly, Barak the Bee, and Mathew the Spider—who find themselves caught in a sudden spring storm. As they scramble for shelter under a tiny mushroom, they worry there won’t be enough room for everyone. But something magical happens when they choose kindness over conflict: the mushroom grows, making space for all! Filled with rhythm, humor, and vibrant pers
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Poetry, Reading, Short Stories
The Day the Colors Vanished
Bring the beauty of diversity to your classroom with The Day the Colors Vanished — a touching story that helps children understand the power of inclusion, teamwork, and celebrating differences.When all the colors in Chromaville disappear, one brave little girl reminds the world how much brighter life becomes when everyone—no matter their shade—works together. This heartwarming, classroom-friendly resource is perfect for: 🎨 SEL (Social Emotional Learning) lessons 🌍 Diversity and inclusion disc
1st - 4th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Lego Story Time Elective Course Outline
This is a 10 week outline for a Lego Story Time class. I used this outline with K-2. It could be used with any elementary grades and maybe even middle grades. The challenges could be made easier or harder depending on your audience, you know your kids! When I taught this class, I had a 40 minute class once a week for 10 weeks. We started the class off with a simple greeting, I introduced the story, then talked about the building challenge, and then the kids could build until we did our clean up.
PreK - 6th
Reading
The Compass Without a North
Help your students discover what it really means to “find direction” with this thought-provoking story — The Compass Without a North. This beautifully written short story follows a broken compass and a lost traveler as they both learn that true guidance doesn’t come from pointing north but from listening to one’s heart. Perfect for grades 6–9, this story supports Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and critical thinking while encouraging self-reflection and personal growth.Skills Developed:Reading c
6th - 9th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!
When a bus driver takes a break from his route, a very unlikely volunteer springs up to take his place-a pigeon! But you've never met one like this before. As he pleads, wheedles, and begs his way through the book, children will love being able to answer back and decide his fate. In his hilarious picture book debut, popular cartoonist Mo Willems perfectly captures a preschooler's temper tantrum.
PreK - 3rd
Creative Writing, Grammar, Literature
Life Skills: Recipe Packet for Cooking with Students
This packet was designed for instructional use for a high school level Moderate to Severe Special Education Classroom. I've simplified some recipes, making them more accessible for students, to fit within a school budget better, and to be made during an allotted typical classroom period. My students also made some personal requests, so I modified those as well. Funnel Cake was their FAVORITE if I had to pick one. This can be used for a foods class, personal management class, and in a high schoo
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Family Consumer Sciences
LEGO Engineering STEM Activities | Building Bricks Engineering Unit | Worksheets
LEGO Engineering STEM Unit | Ages 5–10 Bring hands-on STEM learning into your classroom, co-op, or homeschool with this LEGO-style Engineering Unit designed for elementary students ages 5–10. Students learn how real engineers design, build, test, and improve their ideas through fun, engaging building challenges using building bricks. This unit is print-and-go, flexible for mixed ages, and perfect for STEM clubs, enrichment classes, and homeschool groups. ⭐ WHAT’S INCLUDED ✔ 8–9 weeks of e
K - 5th
Engineering
The Button That Held Everything Together
This heartwarming short story, The Button That Held Everything Together, teaches young readers that small acts can make a big difference. Perfect for classroom read-alouds or character education lessons, this story helps children understand the value of kindness, humility, and self-worth.Perfect for✔ Grades 1–3✔ Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)✔ Morning meetings or circle time✔ Reading comprehension & writing promptsHelp your students discover that even the smallest things — and people — can hold
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Other (ELA), Reading
The Letter That Changed the World
Bring your students a story that proves how a single act of kindness can make ripples across the world! The Letter That Changed the World is a short, emotional story about a young writer who learns that her words can change lives — and that kindness shared through writing can travel farther than she ever imagined.✅ Perfect for:Reading comprehension & SEL lessonsCreative writing inspirationClassroom kindness challengesMorning meeting discussionsBulletin board activity (“Letters of Kindness Wall”)
Not Specific
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Jar of Endless Echoes
✨ Bring the power of words to life! The Jar of Endless Echoes is a beautifully written short story that helps children understand how their words — kind or unkind — can shape the world around them.This story is perfect for:Morning meetings or SEL lessonsReading comprehension activitiesCharacter education and kindness weeksEncouraging positive communication in the classroom👩🏫 Ideal for Grades: 2–6💬 Learning Focus: Empathy, communication, social-emotional learning (SEL), self-awareness✨ Encour
Not Specific
Close Reading, Novel Studies, Reading
The Map That Lost Its Way – A Growth Mindset Story About Learning from Mistakes
The Map That Lost Its Way – A Growth Mindset Story About Learning from Mistakes (Story + Reflection + Worksheet)Help students embrace mistakes as valuable steps toward growth with this engaging SEL story! “The Map That Lost Its Way” teaches children that even when we lose direction, we can always find our way back through patience, reflection, and learning. ✨ This resource includes:Printable short story with illustrations5 reflection & discussion questions“Find the Right Path!” activity worksh
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Staff Morale Booster | Monthly Potluck Bundle | Editable Themed Resources
Social/Sunshine Committee, Administration, PTA, or those passionate about keeping a happy, motivated staff.... this one is for YOU! Not all staff members like ice breakers or doing "extra" team-building things, but EVERYONE loves FOOD! Potlucks are a great way to bring the staff together! This product includes your complete guide to monthly potluck themes, planning, and execution! It includes 10 monthly themes (August-May): August: ABC Soup (dishes that start with the first letter of your last
Not Specific
Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Visual Arts
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