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Week of Christmas Break! Have you ran out of ideas? Here is a great free printable that you can do with your students!! Students will have the opportunity to create/design their very own ornament. I laminated and cut out the ornaments when my students were finished. I allowed my students to create something science or entire school year related. This was a fun activity that took around 15-30 minutes. Options: 1) Hot glue gun or tape on classroom door 2) Hole punch and hang from ceiling or w

I put together a super fun and engaging solar system skit that my students absolutely loved! If you're learning about the solar system or celebrating earth day, your kids will love it! ✨ Feel free to tweak it, edit as needed, and use whatever works best for your classroom. If you end up posting it on social media, I’d love to see it—please tag me! (IG/TikTok/YouTube: @HelloMrsWalker). Need help figuring out student roles, staging, or how to act out the parts? Just send me a message—I’m happy to

This sheet can be used and altered to fit how you want your parents to sign in for open house. I've included: student name, parent(s) name, and parent signature. Enjoy this freebie!

This is a quick way to check in with kids every Friday. I love hearing about my kids upcoming soccer games, families, pets, ups, downs, or whatever they care to share with me. I encourage students to write at least one sentence. Some students write many things and even on the back of the slip. How to use/example: For a class of 21, print off 7 pages and cut the slips (3 on each page).

Editable volunteer list. I have provided 15 areas and you can edit more!