Here is a simple idea for an easy Christmas Craft to create with your elementary students. We make these puzzle piece ornaments every year in second-grade for parent gifts. They are inexpensive to make and parents love them and can have them on their Christmas trees year after year. All you need are puzzle pieces, a one-inch ring cut out of cardstock or tag board, some green and red paint, a ... Read More about Puzzle Piece Christmas Ornaments
Counting Coins Practice with QR Code Task Cards
Many of my second-grade students struggle with counting coins, do yours? I have some that must run some pretty amazing lemonade stands in the summer because counting money is not a problem. Other students though, quarters, nickels and dimes, oh my! Here is where Counting Coins Practice with QR Code Task Cards come to the rescue We have been playing around with QR Codes in our classroom ... Read More about Counting Coins Practice with QR Code Task Cards
Creating Interactive Hallway Displays With QR Codes
The idea of creating an audio QR code with my students has been on my mind for quite a while. When I started investigating how to go about it, the apps I found looked complicated and time-consuming. #whohastimeforthat Then, I discovered how to create audio QR codes using Seesaw. Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy. #teacherdream It is very, very simple. Watch the Seesaw YouTube video on how to create ... Read More about Creating Interactive Hallway Displays With QR Codes
Pinecone Owl Holiday Ornaments
Pinecone Owl Ornaments - Parent Gifts I make these sweet little pinecone owl ornaments with my students year after year for parent gifts. They are always a hit for so many reasons. Firstly, they make darling ornaments as a keepsake for parents. Secondly, my students name them, give them a backstory and want to write stories about them. Can I hear an "Amen!" If you can get your students ... Read More about Pinecone Owl Holiday Ornaments
Letters To The Classroom Elf
Do you have a classroom Elf? Meet Snowball, he is new to 2nd grade this year and like all of you, I really don't need to be adding more items to my 'To Do" list but oh boy, this has been fun! Moving the Elf, or thinking up new ways to get my kiddos excited about coming into the classroom each day has been exhausting, but a blast! This month is nuts, I hear you, performances, parent gifts, ... Read More about Letters To The Classroom Elf
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