Loncher Learning Loft

The Little Michelangelo Project: Renaissance Art & History Unit (Grade 1) Transform your classroom into the Sistine Chapel with this immersive, cross-curricular unit! Designed specifically for 1st Grade, this one-week plan moves beyond simple worksheets to teach historical empathy and fine arts skills. The highlight of the week is the "Under the Desk" Challenge, where students tape paper to the bottom of their desks and paint lying on their backs—just like Michelangelo! Students will learn to an

Introducing our fully customizable planner, designed to meet your unique needs and enhance your productivity. This comprehensive planner features a vision board, yearly and monthly goal-setting sections, habit and book trackers, meal planning pages, to-do lists, and both weekly and daily planners, along with a dedicated note-taking space. Having used this planner for several years, I can personally attest to its effectiveness in organizing my personal life. Each page is not only customizable but

Student Behavior Documentation Log Streamline your classroom management and data tracking with this straightforward behavior log. This resource provides a clear, organized table designed to help teachers objectively record and analyze student behavioral incidents over time. What’s Included: A printable tracking sheet featuring five essential columns for detailed record-keeping: Date/Time: To track frequency and specific times of day.Action: To describe the specific behavior observed.Cause: To h

A poster to hang in your makerspace.

RAP Strategy graphic organizer for early elementary.

Have students use strategies to show their math work. Print multiple pages and bind it into a journal for daily practice.

A behavior chart that can go along with a colored clip chart.

Teaching your students about international baccalaureate learner profiles? These are perfect to get your students to describe how they can take action in their learning.

A simple guide for teachers on how to get started using the Remind app/Remind.com.

Have students create their own story problems for math. Print multiple pages and bind it into a journal for daily practice.