88 of the Funniest Jokes for Kids
As parents and teachers who love to see children smile, we know that the power of a good joke can turn a child’s disappointment into laughter. Kids love humor. They…
Jessica shares her passion for teaching and education on What I Have Learned. Jessica has 16 years of elementary teaching experience and currently homeschools her two middle school boys. She enjoys scaffolding learning for students, focusing on helping our most challenging learners achieve success in all academic areas.
As parents and teachers who love to see children smile, we know that the power of a good joke can turn a child’s disappointment into laughter. Kids love humor. They…
Teaching writing can often feel like an uphill battle, especially with opinion writing. Encouraging students to express their thoughts and ideas orally isn’t a challenge, but getting them to write…
“The Circle of Life.” It’s a common enough phrase that you and your students have probably heard it mentioned before. Simply put, it speaks to how every plant and animal—all…
Black History Month, celebrated every February, is a time to honor and reflect on the vital contributions and achievements of African Americans throughout history. As classroom teachers, we need to…
Think-pair-share stands out as the ultimate cooperative learning strategy, applicable to any lesson and topic. It creates an engaging learning environment where every student is actively thinking about the prompt…
Class meetings are a great way for teachers to build connections with their students, develop essential social skills, and establish a healthy classroom culture. Classroom meetings can significantly boost student engagement and…
The desert can be a challenging and inhospitable place for survival. Many animals thrive in this harsh environment, adapting to the scorching heat and arid climate. Whether your class is…
The first days of school are full of excitement—and a lot of new names to remember. Name games for kids are one of the easiest ways to help students feel…
Getting the attention of all students in your busy classroom can be tricky. Attention-getters are a great classroom management tool. Whether your students are deeply engrossed in group work, immersed…
Addition and subtraction games with dice are a simple way to make math practice more engaging for elementary students. Dice create a random number each round, which gives students repeated…
The first day of school can be both exciting and nerve-wracking for a teacher. You want everything to go smoothly, so you think through all of the little details. It’s…
As an elementary teacher, there are few moments more satisfying than when a carefully selected pair of students collaborate and communicate to complete a task; it’s inspiring! But the reality…
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