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Classroom Design Tools for Regulation, Access, and Responsive Systems Classroom friction is often treated like a behavior problem when it’s actually a systems problem. This printable toolkit helps educators rethink support, flexibility, and classroom structure through a regulation- and access-focused lens. Instead of relying on compliance, correction, or reactive interventions, these visuals help educators design systems that reduce friction before behavior escalates. Built for real classrooms

Digital Citizenship Activities are the ultimate resource for educators looking to empower students with essential digital skills and ethical values. These activities offer a complete set of resources, including digital citizenship plans that can also be used as sub plans, designed to cover every element of digital citizenship. In today’s digital age, technology is an integral part of our daily lives. Equipping students with digital citizenship skills is not just essential but imperative. The int

Are you in the middle of a coding unit and have to take the day off? Maybe you're noticing students aren't learning some key skills? Whether you need a break from the content you’re teaching or don’t want to lose momentum. The no-prep coding sub plans are designed with your needs in mind! These coding sub plans will keep students engaged even when they're not writing code! Decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design are all covered in these plans. When you're not sure w

Don't miss out on this fantastic free resource designed to engage young learners in books through library scavenger hunts. Are you looking for a hassle-free, no-prep activity for your elementary students? Look no further! Unlock the power of movement and conversation with these captivating library scavenger hunts. Embrace children's natural curiosity and energy by channeling it towards purposeful exploration of books, authors, genres, and characters. Upon downloading this resource, you'll gain a

Let students hang out with our chilly friends on a penguin virtual field trip! They’ll experience penguins first hand, jot their observations, and can even extend their learning with short informational passages!Give students a first hand experience of what it’s like to be a penguin! This no prep lesson gives students an interactive research experience as they learn what penguins do and consider their role in our world. This activity makes research up close and personal for students through 360

STUDENTS LEARN THE ALPHABET, SPELL THEIR NAMES, AND LEARN CODING CONCEPTS WHILE THEY GET UP AND MOVE!These bright and fun alphabet cards help young learners learn the alphabet and spell their name through conditional coding. This activity is great for a whole group, small group, or station activity.  After downloading this resource you will receive cards that get early learners up and moving to the alphabet! These cards are easy to manipulate for small hands that are developing fine motor skills

10 Fun Bookmarks for students to color that give you a no prep station!This set has 10 bookmarks. Each has a different character that young learners love. They also have cute and corny sayings (according to my students) connected to the character and reading. One sentence snippet. After downloading this resource you will receive 10 bookmarks for elementary students to color at a station, as a filler activity, or I’m done with my work. This resource includes:  10 Bookmarks with characters and say

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Let students renew books on the fly!When books are collected in the morning, students frequently rush by asking you to renew their books.  Then you head back to your computer and forget who asked you to renew that copy of Dork Diaries!  If you or students collect books every morning to get them checked in before classes head your way, you will appreciate these renewal slips to remind you who wants to renew their books. Quick Byte:Just have the slips printed, cut and on the collection cart so th

Use these routines to develop independence and responsibility so PreK students borrow library books responsibly.Create book borrowing habits that stick! After you download this resource, you will receive printables and activities to teach PreK students, as young as TWO, how to care for library books. The resource includes:  Standards Based unit map. It outlines ways to differentiate and assess young students, and developmentally appropriate inquiry-based learning.Sorting, cut & paste, singing &

Use these cute and colorful technology labels to identify items in the Library Media Center! I use them to label the plastic sleeves that hold the TableTop posters that I use. They make it super quick to switch out posters in between classes and students can easily identify whether they have the correct resource. To print the labels, you will need Avery Labels 5160.

Teacher Tools to Support Students Behaviors!Students' behavior is a frequent stressor for educators. Whether students are disruptive, defiant, disengaged it can be a challenge to know exactly how to respond. This packet of resources included strategies & processes to help educators support students in any grade.  After downloading this resource you will receive strategies for students to de-escalate, maintain calm, and guide students to replace disruptive behaviors.  AFTER downloading this res

Empower elementary students to engage in peaceful peer conflict resolution. In any vibrant classroom community, hurt feelings and conflicts can arise unexpectedly. Educators have limited time, and it's often consumed addressing peer conflict issues after lunch, during recess, or in collaborative learning activities. What if there was a way to proactively equip students with the skills to independently resolve peer conflicts? Imagine the time you could save, allowing you to focus more on teaching