November is the perfect time to slow down, look for the good around us, and help our students practice gratitude. In the classroom, thankfulness can be about so much more than saying “thank you.” It can be about noticing the people who help us, appreciating the little things, and finding ways to show others that they matter. Read More
Embrace pumpkin season in your classroom with a fun and festive STEM challenge! This pumpkin tower challenge encourages students to work together, think creatively, and practice problem-solving skills as they attempt to build the tallest free-standing tower possible. This hands-on activity is perfect for fall, Halloween, or any time you want to add a little seasonal fun to your STEM lessons. Read More
The beginning of the school year is a great time for students to get to know each other and learn about each other's backgrounds. It’s also a great time to start routines that will be carried throughout the year. What better way to create a caring classroom community than starting a tradition of learning about different cultures each month? Read More
The first few weeks of school are about much more than sorting school supplies, organizing desks, and reviewing classroom procedures. They're about building relationships, creating a sense of belonging, and helping students feel emotionally safe enough to learn. Read More
Summer is a wonderful time to relax and recharge, but it can also be a great time to make a few simple plans for the next school year. One of the best ways to set your classroom up for success is to establish consistent routines. Super Teacher Worksheets has many different resources that can be easily incorporated into your daily routines. Below are four ideas to help review skills and reinforce learning, all while setting consistent expectations for your students. Read More
Toward the end of the school year, both students and teachers look forward to summer break. It’s a time to relax and refresh from the early mornings, busy schedules, homework, and daily routines of school. Summer provides children with opportunities to spend time outside, travel, explore hobbies, and simply enjoy being kids. Read More
We often associate the month of April with springtime, April Fool’s Day, and Earth Day. Did you know that April is also National Poetry Month, with April 30th being “Poem in Your Pocket Day”? Take the opportunity during the month of April to explore poetry with your little learners. It’s a great opportunity to read new poems, learn about different types of poetry, and have your students practice their own poetry-writing skills. Check out some of these engaging poetry ideas below! Read More
