Elevating In Elementary

These ninja name tags are great for any classroom. Students love the idea of ninjas and become so excited seeing their own name across the tag. These come via powerpoint and include text boxes for you to create your very own unique ninja tags. I have used the font "Hello Poppin Tags" for mine. You can download this front for free from TPT otherwise you are welcome to use a font of your choosing. You can make as many names as you need by just creating more pages.

This product includes 40 pages worth of black and white and color option posters. These posters identify and explain the most common keys on the keyboard for the youngest of learners. Keyboards can be overwhelming to students at first, but with references on the walls it makes teaching that much easier.

This is one of my most simple but effective resources I used in my classroom last year. I used this with the Fact Ninja math fact curriculum off TPT. This is a great visual for students to see how close they are to the next belt as well as how many times they have been on one letter. I loved it as a teacher because I could glance quickly to see if they were moving on or if they were stuck. You can alter how you use this progress sheet in so many ways to fit your classroom needs. You may make mul

Looking for something to spice up your technology classroom? Well look no further! These posters are super easy just print and go. You have the option of printing in color or black and white. You also get two versions of words to put up if making the posters into a bulletin board. These shortcut posters were made for the intention of an elementary classroom, however would work all the way up to middle school or maybe even high school.

August 2025-July 2026 Reading Calendars. Each month includes a 15-20 minute reading goal, a parent signature box, a due date, and a reading minutes box. I use these in my classroom to send home with students every month as a bonus homework opportunity. Students who return the calendars with their goal reading time achieved get a prize. There are so many different ways you can use these in your classroom as well!

I created these posters specifically for my elementary technology classroom. I posted them on the wall for all my students to reference before leaving my classroom. This not only holds them accountable for making sure all their tasks are done before they leave, but also saves me time in not having to go through the whole list everyday. I am always more than happy to add whatever you need to the resource.

These fun retro name tags have many uses around the classroom. 3.5''x9.8'' printed scaled to letter paper size. Just type your students' names, print, and cut—12 different styles to choose from.