Explore our favourite spelling activities that can be used for a variety of year levels, with ideas for fun games from our teacher team!

I don’t love the idea of teaching to the test, and I know I’m not alone here. What we all want for our students is to know our content so deeply that they can take what they have learned in our classroom and think critically about any question that may come their way, because they know what we taugh

Celebrate March Madness with these fun basketball activities for the classroom including Basketball Theme Day, Snack Mix, and Book Tournament.

Are your students learning about identifying, writing, and representing fractions? Do you need any of these Common Core State Standards to be taught? If so, this is the lesson for you and your future B-Ball players!

Get ready for some amazing March Madness reading ideas! March Madness isn't just reserved for basketball fans; it's the perfect time to add some excitement

This huge kit of editable classroom labels in a Basketball theme with loads of formats and sizes (a set of 145 editable labels in total) will be a great addition to your classroom decor to truly give it the WOW factor for you and your students! The kit is editable so you can easily use your own preferred font type and/or size, or you can keep the font it comes with. Laminating these various labels will look extra snazzy and ideally last the full school year in your classroom (or longer!)

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March is an important learning month! It also seems to pass by so fast, parent-teacher conferences, third quarter ends and the fo...

During March Madness room transformations are an easy way to boost student engagement in the classroom! I did a basketball themed math review to prepare for our state standardized test. The whole group review was displayed on my SmartBoard and students answered each question on their dry erase boards. After each question, students from the "home team" and the "away team" were able to shoot mini basketballs into the hoops on the "court" in the middle of my classroom.