Read the book Speak Up! by Miranda Paul students write/draw how they speak up. There is differentiated pages for different ages and ways of writing/drawing about speaking up. This makes a great bulletin board.
Students create symbols to represent their families. This is a fun lesson to do with students. On the banner, students write their family name. This makes for a great bulletin board.
Want a fun coding retell? Here is fun coding retell to the story There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Turkey. I included both the google slides and a pdf version so that you can work on it unplugged.
Get the bundle for then and now writing. Students can write about children then and now, transportation, technology, human-made resources and natural resources, school, and toys. This is a great way to see what they learned.
After reading the story "Branches of Hope" by Ann Magee, have students write about their hopes. It could be for whatever they want: their world, family, city, country, themselves, etc.
A bilingual Polish/English Christmas Coloring book. Some of the different things that are part of the Polish Christmas tradition. Your students can learn and color different Christmas symbols of Polish Christmas.
What is a special about this day? Need help with social emotional questions to ask? Use this product with important and fun dates. This is a great way to connect the day and learn about your students as well.
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Christa McAuliffe was a teacher who was going to be the first teacher in space and was going to be teaching science lessons from space. Unfortunately, the Challenger exploded and her dream didn't happen. I teach about this amazing woman to my students every January 28th on the anniversary of the Challenger explosion. I have the students write about what they want to reach for. It can be anything for themselves, their families, etc.
Students can design a postage stamp for a holiday or celebration that is important to their families and/country. They can pick a variety of postage stamps. They will also write why they selected this holiday or celebration.
Teach your students about Grace Hopper and debugging. There are some debugging activities for your students. Great activity to learn about how to debug a problem.
A great story to use for retelling and coding. Students listen to the story and then retell it through coding. Students use arrows to code around the mat. There are a few different mats and you can chose which one you want your students to use.
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