From back-to-school in August to end-of-year send-offs in May — everything you need to keep students excited and engaged all year long.
Are you looking for great seasonal activities to enhance your lesson plans? From back-to-school activities in August to end-of-the-year send-offs, I have everything you need to keep your students excited and engaged in learning.
This page is a comprehensive index of my seasonal resources. For even more inspiration, visit the Seasonal Posts Index on the blog.
Engage students in learning classroom procedures with these editable task cards, perfect for a game of Scoot. Now includes a Google Slides version for easy digital use.
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Kickstart the school year with this engaging lapbook featuring activities that promote creativity, goal setting, and social interaction. Available in both print and Google Slides versions.
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Celebrate National Dog Day with fun and educational dog-themed resources! Enjoy free materials, games, activities, and dog-themed novel studies.
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Dive into key aspects of the U.S. Constitution with ten interesting facts and two foldable graphic organizers on checks and balances and the Constitution's structure.
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Comprehensive resources on the U.S. Constitution — lessons, printable quizzes, online quizzes, and content on the Articles of Confederation, the Bill of Rights, and the branches of government.
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Celebrate Johnny Appleseed Day with a vocabulary practice handout featuring six focus words from the picture book Johnny Appleseed by Steven Kellogg.
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Engage students with a Halloween theme as they compare themes, settings, and plots in children's literature. Includes six printable activities, witch trivia, and a craftivity.
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Spice up your classroom with creative Halloween bulletin board ideas! A variety of designs to make your classroom festive and fun during the spooky season.
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A turn-around upside-down book exploring Thanksgiving from both the Pilgrims' and Squanto's perspectives. Includes a comprehension game covering both sides of the story.
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Explore Native American history and culture — student reports, craft instructions, and comprehensive tests covering various groups and famous figures. Perfect for November studies.
Explore WebpagesOur blog index is packed with deep-dive book recommendations, teaching strategies, and holiday ideas for upper elementary.
This heartwarming story of selflessness is perfect for the Christmas season. Includes original and simplified versions, vocabulary practice, comprehension questions, and a writing project.
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Use Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman to teach compare and contrast writing. Includes graphic organizers, original stories, and a Venn diagram organizer.
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Short on time? This resource page offers quick links to Christmas blog posts and resources, making your seasonal planning fast and easy.
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Honor Dr. King with a short report and an engaging quiz featuring 9 questions covering key facts about his life and legacy. Perfect for Civil Rights Day in January.
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Comprehensive lessons, printable quizzes, and online quizzes covering Plessy vs. Ferguson, Brown vs. Board of Education, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Sit-Ins, and more.
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Celebrate Black History Month with this Scoot activity! 30 cards featuring brief descriptions of famous African Americans. Students use a name bank to identify these important figures.
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Celebrate Tell a Fairy Tale Day with this Cinderella Unit — rewritten stories for upper elementary, vocabulary, comprehension, constructed response, and a skill lesson on connections across presentations.
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Brighten up your classroom with vibrant spring and Easter bulletin board ideas. A variety of creative designs to inspire your next classroom project and welcome the spring season.
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Students create four water cycle organizers that help them learn about the water cycle, types of precipitation, and groundwater.
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Students create torn-paper self-portraits and write a paragraph reflecting on how they accomplished an academic goal during the school year. A wonderful end-of-year celebration activity.
Explore WebpagesBring fresh energy to your reading and writing blocks! Head to the blog index for seasonal mentor text ideas, project steps, and spring classroom inspiration.
Notable dates throughout the school year — perfect for planning themed lessons, morning meetings, and special activities.