Learning with Crayons

Looking for an engaging way to get back into the swing of things after winter break? This product helps review concepts taught in the fall for grades 1-3, and can help our kiddos get back into school mode. Included are all the pieces needed to build a snowman, as well as 8 challenges focusing on math, reading, and grammar. (Answer sheets are included!) This product can be used in many ways! It can build teamwork, spark competition, review previous instruction, and can also bring some lovely Snow

Need help engaging your students when it comes to telling time? Well this is the song for you! Using the tune of "The Fox" by Ylvis, your students will get to know the basics of the clock, as well as engage in their skip counting music skills!

Enhance your coin and money unit with these songs about coins! With two songs included, you can review the 4 main coins with your students using the short version, or the longer version that goes more in-depth about each coin. Using the tune of 'Favorite Things' from the Sound of Music, help grow your students' knowledge about money! Also, check out my Classroom Songs Bundle! Enjoy!

If your students love the song, Old Town Road by Lil' Nas X, then your class will love this tune! Included:- K-2 version, focusing on addition and subtraction - 3-5 version, focusing on multiplication and division - SoundLink clip to listen to before teaching to your class

Do you like to add music to your lessons? Do you use music to teacher certain skills and rules? Do your students love to sing and dance? Then you and your students will love this song! This song, 'Subtract the Feelin' is set the to tune of 'Can't Stop the Feelin' by Justin Timberlake. This song will help enhance learning in your classroom!

Teaching odd and even numbers to your class and need a fun and engaging lesson? Looking for a tool to help students remember what the odd and even numbers are? This chant, to the tune of Sunflower by Post Malone, will be a fabulous addition to any math lesson, and will help students engaged. Along with the chant, there is a link to my sound cloud. This will help you hear the rhythm of the song, so you can listen and feel comfortable with it before you teach it. Enjoy and happy learning!