Third Degree LEARN

This is a fun activity to add to your Sub Tub! Your students will draw a picture and write a prediction about where they think you are when you are absent. Their answers are SURE to put a smile on your face when you return to school!

After a break from school, it’s an important part of any successful PBIS/classroom management system to spend some time explicitly reviewing behavior expectations in the classroom. Even for adults, it’s easy to forget our routines and procedures – I know this is true for me because I forget how to take attendance during every break! I used this resource in my classroom after returning from winter break. I identified some of our routines that I knew we would need to practice and discuss, like: br

Are you tired of students mumbling "I'm sorry" and expecting all of their problems to magically disappear? The 4-step apology is a great way to teach your students how to take responsibility for their mistakes and make things right with people they've wronged. I use the 4-step apology in restorative compliment/apology circles with my third graders, and it has really helped my students learn the language they need to communicate in tough situations like when feelings are hurt. With a little pract

This freebie includes 3 sizes of multiplication chart (including factors 1-12): full page sizehalf page size3x3" square (fits Target Dollar Spot adhesive labels!)Each size comes in a brightly colored version and a black-and-white version you can print on your favorite colorful paper.

Print these visual cue cards to help your students navigate various tools in Zoom! These icons are large (each card prints at a quarter page OR full-page size), crisp, and clear. Most importantly, the cue cards look JUST like the tools in Zoom. There are a few slight differences in the Zoom display between platforms (e.g., it looks slightly different on a Chromebook than a Windows computer), but these cue cards accurately match the colors and icons you and your students will really use in Zoom.

These plans are FREE because I want to try to take at least ONE THING off your plate – there is enough craziness going on right now! I truly hope that this can ease your mind at least a little in these trying times. This download includes FOUR WEEKS of plans. Be sure to redownload if you already grabbed this listing when it only contained one week of plans! Additional weeks may follow depending on conditions. These plans are designed specifically for the Seesaw App, but will also work in Google

This note template is a sweet activity for Teacher Appreciation Week! Guide your students in writing a sweet, meaningful note to a teacher who has changed their lives (other than you, of course!). If you have access to Time for Kids, you could read their Teacher Appreciation article "Thank you, teacher" (Vol. 8, No. 23) first to show students some examples of how successful people look back on their favorite teachers.

These plans are FREE because I want to try to take at least ONE THING off your plate – there is enough craziness going on right now! I truly hope that this can ease your mind at least a little in these trying times. This download includes FOUR WEEKS of plans. Be sure to redownload if you already grabbed this listing when it only contained one week of plans! Additional weeks may follow depending on conditions. These plans are designed specifically for the Seesaw App. Each week includes a daily re

A back-to-school activity with space for your students to teach you and their classmates about themselves by drawing, writing, coloring -- or all of the above! This will make a fun, eye-catching addition to wherever you display your students' work.