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Stay organized all year with this 2026 digital monthly and weekly calendar, designed to help you plan with clarity and style. Each month features its own unique color scheme, making it easy to visually separate months while keeping your planning fresh and engaging. This calendar includes both monthly and weekly layouts, giving you flexible options for long-term planning and day-to-day organization. There is ample space for to-do lists, schedules, notes, and important reminders, making it per

Use this "Christmas Then and Now" sorting page to help students differentiate between what the first Christmas was like versus what a lot of people do now for Christmas. Students can cut the squares from the bottom and paste them on the correct side to which they correspond.

Use these STEM geometry cards to help students create 2-d (or challenge to 3-d) figures using marshmallows and toothpicks. Some cards show students what materials they will need and what their end product should look like. Some cards only tell students what shape to build - where they need to figure out how many of each material they need, and how the end product looks. Use these cards to differentiate learning between more advanced students. These cards can be used in small groups, centers,

Use this "Thanksgiving Then and Now" sorting page to help students differentiate between what the first Thanksgiving was like versus what we do now for Thanksgiving. Students can cut the squares from the bottom and paste them on the correct side to which they correspond.

Use this "Label a Turkey" page to help students identify parts of a turkey! You can use this page as a projection on the board with students' pages at their desks, it could also be used for small groups or centers.

Use these posters to display with teacher appreciation gifts in a workroom, or print to send to a teacher during the week! There are 11 total posters included in this bundle.

Use this simple setting write and draw page for any type of story that you want students to write about! Use the lines to describe the setting of the story and use the box to draw a picture of the setting from the story.