Rebecca Plouff on Instagram: “Just Thursday and Friday Karigon kids - still need to add Tuesday Kids next week! But it’s coming along! Swipe to read a little about some…”

Teach your kids what it means to "make their mark" using these International Dot Day Discussion Cards and Google Classroom Resources from Laura Candler!

Each student will be creating his or her own dot to help encourage our exploration of creativity and celebrate International Dot Day.

The new school year is just beginning this week for some of us and for others, it's not too late to get into those classrooms to introduce yourself and inspire your students. Each year I try to find a book that is just the right length, but leaves an important message. This year's theme: Make YOUR Mark! I found another fantastically simple, but powerful book in Exclamation Mark by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Tom Lichtenheld. The book talks about how Exclamation Mark looked different from…

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Create a calm and welcoming classroom with the Modern Farmhouse Classroom Décor Theme. Filled with natural elements, classic black and white accents and lively greens - create a learning environment where learning is sure to thrive.

We made our mark @ Mountain View Elementary, Marietta, GA

Collaborative artist mural inspired by Peter Reynolds book “the dot” “Just make a mark and see where it takes you”