Looking for fresh ways to mix up your end-of-the-school-year review sessions? Try printable task cards from Super Teacher Worksheets! In our May blog post, we suggest five fun and flexible ways to use our printable task cards for review time in the classroom or at home. Keep reading to find out more. Read More

Commemorate Earth Day with a delightful suncatcher craft. In our April blog post, learn how to make a dazzling Planet Earth suncatcher with little ones. You only need a few materials to make this eye-catching art project in the classroom or at home. Read on to find out more. Read More

Whether you are an elementary school teacher, a homeschool educator, or a loving parent, the secret is out: you can have an incredible impact on children by reading aloud to them. In our March blog post, we take a look at ten amazing benefits of reading out loud to children of all ages, so you can create more read-aloud moments either in the classroom with your students or at home with your children. Read on to find out more. Read More

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! Celebrate with a creative writing activity your students will love. Check out the following creative writing prompts, and use some or all of them with your class in honor of Valentine’s Day. Read More

Make the most of freezing January temperatures, bundle up the little ones, and head outside for a fascinating winter science experiment! Children will love discovering the beauty of frozen bubbles with this easy and fun activity. Grab a bottle of bubbles and head outside with us to make magical ice bubbles. Read More

Who doesn’t love a good rebus puzzle? In the spirit of the holiday season, we put together a clever brain teaser activity your students will love. Can they solve all the Christmas rebus puzzles in this free printable activity? Give it a go with your class! Read More

Give your students real-world math skills practice with a fun activity featured in our November blog post. Children will practice counting money, telling time, and calculating percents and fractions of the whole as they plan an outing to the movies. Read on to find out more! Read More

Autumn has arrived! Celebrate the season with an activity that introduces the five senses to little ones. In this easy activity for young learners, children will explore a pumpkin using their sense of sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. We include a free printable five senses worksheet to make this activity extra doable and fun. Read on to find out more. Read More