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Easy filler for early finishers. Color in fully or fill with patterns.

100 Days of Hearing 67 Everyday coloring sheet. Great as a bellringer, a filler or early finisher activity, or to celebrate having to hear 67 everyday and not going crazy! I gift to you this coloring sheet for free, in case you are like me and are going crazy from the 67 trend.

This journal entry has students writing a 1 paragraph reflection of their year so far. The design at the top of the page is a pun that both educators and students can enjoy. The header was designed in a way that students can color it when they are done with their journal entry to allow everyone ample time to reflect on their year.

Classroom Jobs Poster – Student Leadership & Accountability SystemCreate a smoother, more organized classroom with this clear and student-friendly Classroom Jobs Poster. Jobs include Bellhop, Table Supervisor, Project Manager and a couple more. These roles are designed to promote responsibility, teamwork, and independence while reducing daily teacher workload. Perfect for elementary and middle school classrooms, including art rooms and other project-based environments.

This bundle includes the full cursive alphabet in both capital and lowercase letters, practice worksheets; both blank and with sentences. This is a great bell ringer to use over and over again. Stick the papers in a plastic sleeve and have students practice their letters with a dry erase marker. I did this for a couple of months for my bell ringer and it has improved student handwriting. This product works well for grades 3 and up.

Make your students laugh by incorporating their slang, Bruh, while they practice their cursive writing. If you are not an art teacher, make a copy of the product so you can edit your role in your students life.

Have students trace over the almost translucent lettering so they can get an idea of what their hand feels like when they are writing in cursive.

Have students trace the almost translucent letters so they may get a feel for how to hold their hands when writing in cursive.

Have students trace over the almost translucent letters so they may get a feel for how to hold their hand when writing.

Have students trace the almost translucent letters to get used to how their hand moves when they write.

Capital and Lowercase Cursive Handwriting Practice, A-F. Have students trace the almost translucent letters to practice how your hand moves when writing in cursive.

Free template for students to practice their cursive on

This SEL Art lesson helps students understand how big emotions affect their brain by introducing neurons in a simple, age appropriate way. Students briefly discuss emotions that feel "loud" in their bodies, then create a sensory bag as a hands on tool to support self-regulation. Originally designed for the art classroom, this lesson works well in any setting that wants to give students the ability to regulate when they are having "loud" feelings.