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31 Day Classroom Jokes: Free Printable October Calendar With so many scary and spooky conversations this month, we wanted to take a break and offer a fun and light-hearted calendar. Every single day of the month we have classroom jokes for you and your students. We hope they bring you laughs, smiles and lots of giggles. Get the October calendar and all of 2019 right here! By: 31 Days of Classroom Jokes: Free Printable Calendar for October

FREE Growth Mindset Posters to bring more positivity into your classroom Encouraging positive thinking and an "I can do it" attitude in your classroom is easy with these Growth Thinking posters. Each poster has a great message to remind your students that mistakes are okay and hard work pays off. These posters are perfect for your school hallways or classroom. Get the complete set of six posters right here. I can learn from my mistakes. We all make mistakes, and we can always be reminded that they are an opportunity to learn. I can do heavy things. Yes you can! Every student needs to be reminded of this every day. First attempt at learning. You have to start somewhere. Mistakes are expected and respected. Remind your students not to make mistakes. It is encouraged! It's not a failure because I ha...

After many, many months of online learning, teachers are finding that their students are having a hard time getting off their keyboards and going back to pen and paper. But the importance of handwriting has long been documented. In addition to the positive effects on brain development, handwriting helps students build fine motor skills and dexterity, leading to greater engagement and retention. So how do we reintroduce this valuable skill into our students' repertoire? By having fun of course. Here are 25 fun, engaging activities to get your students motivated to do things by hand again. 1. Practice cartographic skills Source: Tree Valley Academy Have your students create a map of their home, room, or neighborhood. Then have them draw and label each part of the selected area. Map making can strengthen language, geography, and math skills. 2. Create a menu Imagine your classroom is a restaurant and ask your students to create the perfect menu. Give each student a piec...