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Neutral 2D Shapes Posters | Classroom Decor & Math VisualsAdd a calm, modern touch to your classroom while supporting shape recognition with this Neutral 2D Shapes Poster Set! These clean, minimal posters are perfect for early learners and fit beautifully into neutral or boho-themed classrooms. This resource includes the following 2D shapes: Circle, Oval, Rhombus, Heart, Square, Parallelogram, Heptagon, Star, Triangle, Pentagon, Hexagon, Trapezoid, and Rectangle. What’s Included:13 printable 2D

Help students start the new year with purpose and motivation using this fun, “Level Up” themed reflection activity! This printable encourages students to think intentionally about personal growth, habits, and inspiration as they set goals for the year ahead. Students will reflect on: ⭐ Something they want to be better at 🔁 A habit they want to start 🎨 A new hobby they want to try 💪 A person who motivates them 💬 A motto for the New Year This activity is perfect for January goal-setting, Ne

I Have, Who Has? Antonyms CardsMake learning antonyms fun and engaging with this I Have, Who Has? Antonyms Card Game! This interactive activity helps students practice identifying opposite words while staying actively involved in whole-group learning. Students take turns reading their cards aloud: “I have ___. Who has the antonym for ___?” The game continues until all cards have been used, reinforcing vocabulary skills, listening, and turn-taking in an exciting way. What’s Included:A complete

Qui a…? J’ai… | Les Fruits et les Légumes (French Vocabulary Game)Build French vocabulary in a fun and interactive way with this Qui a…? J’ai… Fruits et Légumes card game! This engaging oral language activity helps students practice recognizing and saying common fruit and vegetable words in French while developing listening and speaking skills. Students take turns reading their cards aloud: « J’ai ___. Qui a ___? » The game continues around the circle until the final card is reached, keeping a

I Have, Who Has? Telling Time CardsMake telling time fun and interactive with this I Have, Who Has? Telling Time card game! This low-prep activity keeps students engaged while practicing reading and identifying analog and/or digital times to the nearest 5 minutes. Students take turns reading their cards aloud: “I have… Who has ___?” The game continues around the circle until the starting card is reached again, encouraging careful listening, time-reading accuracy, and participation from every s

Help your students reflect on their learning and growth with this My Year Wrapped 2025 worksheet, a fun twist on "Spotify's Wrapped"! This engaging, one-page reflection activity invites students to look back on their school year and celebrate their achievements across subjects. Students will reflect on: Top genres they read this yearA new math strategy they learnedTheir favourite science experimentTheir proudest momentTheir toughest assignmentWhat's included: 1 printable student reflection pag

Bring fun and engagement to your Grade four math centers with this Scoop n’ Solve game! Students take turns rolling a dice, moving along the ice-cream–themed board, and solving multiplication questions as they go. With simple rules and built-in mental-math practice, this resource is perfect for small groups, partner work, early finishers, or independent math stations. A great way to build fluency while keeping students excited and on task! Download the resource, print and laminate it. Also note

Bring fun and engagement to your Grade 2–3 math centers with this Scoop n’ Solve game! Students take turns rolling a dice, moving along the ice-cream–themed board, and solving addition and subtraction questions as they go. With simple rules and built-in mental-math practice, this resource is perfect for small groups, partner work, early finishers, or independent math stations. A great way to build fluency while keeping students excited and on task! Download the resource, print and laminate it.

Winter Break Camera Roll – Drawing & Reflection ActivityThis engaging Winter Break Camera Roll activity is a fun, low-prep way for students to reflect on their break through drawing! Students respond to each prompt by drawing their ideas in the square, just like snapshots from a camera roll. This activity encourages creativity, visual storytelling, and meaningful conversation while easing students back into routine after the break. Prompts include: A yummy meal or treat I hadSomething cool th