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A five-day, no-prep back-to-school packet for 11th grade that blends Algebra 2 review with literacy, writing, collaboration, and community-building activities
A five-day, no-prep back-to-school packet for 12th grade (seniors) that blends Precalculus review with literacy, writing, collaboration, and post-graduation goal-setting activities
Start the school year with this Four Corners discussion and movement activity designed to help students get to know one another. This resource includes printable prompts and participation pages that encourage students to share interests…
Fraction Getting To Know You Activity Students create personalized math artworks revealing information about themselves in an interactive back-to-school activity.
The French: Back to School Task Cards resource is a great activity for back to school! There are 25 questions to be printed 4 per page. A recording sheet is included for students to play SCOOT.
The Get to Know Me activity invites personal responses about hobbies, favorite things and personal information. Use it as an opening-week introduction, then offer partner sharing or a voluntary class discussion. You can keep responses in a portfolio or use them for a display; choose a format that respects what students want to share.
Get-to-Know-You Emoji Pennant Banner - All About Me and My Family... Kick offff ;) the school year with a fun, creative activity that lets students express themselves!
Kickstart the back-to-school season with our exciting resource: "Back to School Cootie Catchers" – the perfect way to foster classroom community and have a blast while answering fun questions!
Grab a Question Ice Breaker: The Ultimate First-Week Teaching Resource for Grades 1-4! The Grab a Question Ice Breaker brings an exciting new twist to starting off a new school year!
Do you want your students to practice loads of decimal operations and money math without using a worksheet? Try this fun math game that your whole class can play while they pretend to grocery shop and stick to a budget!
Gross Motor Movement Cards: Back to School is a set of 24 flash cards . They include fun exercise activities for students including wall push ups, tree pose and big stomps. These are perfect back to school warm up movements.
How Will I Get to School This Year?: AAC-Lang.-Literacy Book Companion provides you with multiple language, communication, shared reading, and shared writing tasks.
Ice Breakers: Games to Get them Going #2: Social Interaction Activities This is a highly valuable teaching resource specifically designed for educators.
Open the linked six-slide Google Slides file and make a personal copy to edit. Choose a themed bracket or the blank version. Have students vote between paired choices, record the winners and repeat for the semifinal and final rounds. Invite students to explain their preferences; there are no right or wrong answers.
This product has 255 headbands to celebrate the year. There are least 4 designs for crowns to celebrate each holiday. You can choose your crown. Keep your little learners engaged and excited with these easy-to-color headbands.
Low-Prep Summer Activities: Flying into First Grade Choice Boards Help young learners stay engaged and excited about learning with these Low-Prep Summer Activities: Flying into First Grade Choice Boards !
Low-Prep Summer Activities: Sailing into Second Grade Choice Boards Keep the learning going all summer with these Low-Prep Summer Activities: Sailing into Second Grade Choice Boards !
Maneesha Goes Back to School - An Interactive Audio and Handout Learning Tool Introducing an artfully designed educational resource, the Maneesha Goes Back to School interactive deck.
Math About Me - Building a Positive Math Community from Day One! Math About Me is an engaging activity designed for middle school math classrooms.
Add your due date and any class requirements to the labels, then attach them to paper lunch bags. Invite each student to explain how their chosen objects represent an interest, talent or favorite thing.
A read-aloud storybook about a monster character's first day of school, used to build early literacy/listening skills and to reassure young children about starting school.
Middle School TEKS Team-Building Challenge: 11-Station Journey Introducing a dynamic way to kick off the school year or shake up the classroom routine with our Middle School TEKS Team-Building Challenge.
My Favorites A to Z: A First Week of School Resource "My Favorites A to Z" is a teaching resource designed to enhance the first week of school experience for both teachers and students.
The open writing template lets students choose what to share about themselves rather than work through a fixed list of questions. Add a title and byline, then use the photo square to personalize the page. The teacher directions suggest collecting the pieces into a class book, using the printable pages.