Rest Stop Roundup - February 17th
Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read
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Welcome to the Rest Stop Roundup!
A quick pit stop for resources, inspiration, and tools for the classroom.
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Bell Ringers? Warm Ups? Starters?
What do you call your beginning of class activity? Do you have a favorite way of doing them?
Hit reply and tell me about your daily getting started routine!
And then go watch my latest video where I’m sharing several ways to use Canva for your Bell Ringers
In the Headlights
I completely missed out on sharing President’s Day activities with you this year. So, what comes next? Springtime is looming around the corner. Why am I sad about Spring?
THE POLLEN! We are a household of allergy sufferers. We hide inside during pollen season. But here are some ideas for Spring Activities that won't have you reaching for the tissues:
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Springtime bulletin boards:
- April Showers Bring May Flowers - Use cutouts of raindrops, umbrellas, and flowers, and some quotes about the beauty of spring and rain.
- Insects and Bugs - Use cutouts of different insects and bugs, such as butterflies, ladybugs, and bees, to create a colorful and educational theme with some fun facts about each insect.
- Earth Day - April 22nd is Earth Day, and it’s a great opportunity to teach students about the importance of taking care of our planet. Use cutouts of the Earth, trees, and recycling symbols.
- Spring Sports - Use cutouts of sports equipment, athletes, and fields to create a fun and dynamic theme.
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Coloring activities:
- I know Earth Day isn't until April, but here's a fun coloring sheet to prepare ahead of time. Feel free to change the words to fit your class.
Let me know what you want to see next :)
Talk to you soon!
-Misty
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