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When the temperature drops and chilly winds blow, it's the perfect time of year to stay indoors and watch some videos! In these winter videos for kids, you'll learn about animals that thrive in frost, explore areas where winter is the best time of year, and more. There's something here for all ages and interests, but take the time to preview the videos to make sure they're appropriate for your audience. 1. Target World: Antarctica [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3uT89xoKuc[/embed] Go somewhere that feels like winter all year round! Learn facts about the southernmost continent and see some of the animals that call it home. 2. Winter at the North Pole [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXtAGvcLxC4[/embed] Travel to the other side of the world and visit the Great White North, where polar bears rule. Find out how Nordic animals like seals and arctic foxes live in this snowy landscape. 3. The glove [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3rRWzdHv5M[/...

Halloween is such a fun and unique time of year. We'll dress up in costumes and indulge in some delicious sweet treats. Of course, it wouldn't be complete without some spooky good stories! Here's a list of some great Halloween books for kids of all ages who enjoy a good scare. (Note: WeAreTeachers may make pennies if you shop through our links at no additional cost to you. Thanks for keeping us happy, pens and coffee.) If your students love the Food Group series as much as ours, this Halloween story is a snap to add to your classroom library. In it, Bad Seed goes in search of the perfect Halloween costume. In this latest installment in the Pig the Pug series, Pig embarks on a wild quest for treats. An entertaining read that will make your students laugh. We love the cute illustrations and lyrical text in this ode to Halloween that focuses on the magic of the celebration. An old house just wants to be loved, even if it gets a little haunted in this sweet a...

Whether it's singing a nursery rhyme or building reading skills, poetry is a great way to engage students. It's never too early to introduce them to this wonderfully expressive and versatile form of literature. We've put together this collection of cute kindergarten poems for kids to share in your classroom. 1. All of Me by Greg Smedley-Warren "My hands are for clapping..." 2. Hot Sun by Kenn Nesbitt "What fun!" "The Cat and the Violin..." "We see orange..." "Climbed up the waterspout." 6. No Pencil by Kenn Nesbitt "No mark." 7. Friends of Rachel Verble "Friends care." "Throw in the pan." "Some are different, some the same." 10. Flag by Shel Silverstein "One star is for Alaska..." "But where are all the bees?" "Hail and snow!" "Do you have milk?" 14. Apples by Barbara "Apples in the attic..." 15. Lea...