Are you searching for fantastic picture books that can be used as read alouds for Earth Day and beyond? Are you teaching a Waste and Our World Science Unit and need to teach students about concepts such as reusing, environmentalism, and natural resources? Then teacher bestie, this list is for
Are you ready for a fun and engaging French as a Second Language unit this spring? Teach your FSL students French Easter Vocabulary terms and all about the holiday called Pâques. 1) Introducing Students to French Easter Vocabulary Terms Since I teach in a non-religious school, I choose to teach
If you’re an upper elementary teacher looking to add some fun to your adding and subtracting decimals unit then this blog post is for you! 1) Adding and Subtracting Decimals Math Project Incorporating math projects into your units is a surefire way to boost engagement and help students to love
Teaching students about waste, recycling and Earth Day can be a fun and rewarding experience. Here is a super simple guide to help you get started: 1) Introduce the Concept of Waste Start by talking with your students about why it’s important to be mindful of waste. One of my
Are you an upper elementary teacher who needs new ideas for teaching figurative language? Then you’re in the right spot! Keep reading for 3 fun poetry ideas that you can use in your classroom tomorrow! 1) Interactive Read Aloud One of my favourite ways to have students practice identifying figurative
Are you on the hunt for the PERFECT Historical Fiction Read Aloud? No need to keep looking. Number the Stars by Lois Lowry is the best historical fiction read-aloud for upper elementary classes. HANDS DOWN! 1) Symbolism One of the trickiest reading skills for grade 4 and grade 5 students
If you teach social studies in Canada, then chances are you need to cover The Famous Five. Keep reading for 3 important considerations when teaching students about Canada’s Famous Five Women and the Persons Case. 1) Who Were the Famous Five in Canada? The Famous Five include: Canada’s Famous Five
Here are 3 super fun activities you can do during your Festival Du Voyageur unit: 1) Introduce the Festival du Voyageur Unit Put together a slideshow of photos from previous years of the festival. Have kids identify the different activities and foods that are offered at the festival. Want a
Are you tired of using the same old French Valentine’s Day activities year after year? Don’t worry teacher bestie, I’ve got some fresh ideas for your core French or French as a Second Language classroom! 1) Make a French Valentine’s Day Book I love having FSL students make class books
Are you on the hunt for some Canadian Black History Videos that you can use in your classroom? Whether you are looking for videos to launch your Black History Month activities or videos for your Canadian History Social Studies Unit, I’ve got you covered! Below you will find a list
Teaching electricity and magnetism to kids can be a fun and exciting way to help them understand the fundamentals of physics. However, if this is your first time teaching these concepts, it can be a tricky unit to teach. After all, the fundamentals of physics are still PHYSICS! 1) Electricity
Are you teaching FSL (French as a Second Language) this year? If so, this blog post is for you! I know these tips will help ensure that French class is where your students want to be. Which is kind of like a magic trick? Right… 1) Build in Success Everyone
Your upper elementary students will love solving these multiplication and division problems to escape from Mars.
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