Simple math activity using candy corn.

I can't believe it is already November!! With that said, I happily put away my spider and bat decor

Exploring pumpkin guts is good sensory fun! This mess-free way to explore pumpkin guts is a great way to extend learning with toddlers or sensory kids!

Paper Plate Pilgrims

Thanksgiving just wouldn't be Thanksgiving without turkey! If you've run out of ideas or are looking for something a bit more unique than the traditional turkey craft, check out these awesome project ideas we found floating around the blogosphere... Photo Source: www.filthwizardry.com Lindsey of Filth Wizardry deems this project 'easy peasy lemon squeezy', making it a great option for little crafters this holiday season! A brown paper lunch bag, some recycled newspaper, a paper plate, turkey…

A quick and easy holiday lesson best for younger kids. Teach children how to draw and paint a Thanksgiving turkey with included video tutorial and free

Shape Pizza (Love, Laughter and Learning) Good for back to school when teaching shapes

Free Fall and Harvest Bingo Printable--including fourteen different game boards, draw cards, and acorn covers to print, for a classroom.

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Work with your kiddo to create one of these adorable hats they can wear during Turkey Day dinner.

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Today we learned what a verb is with a fun turkey themed lesson! On Friday we have our Turkey Trot which is like a kid’s version of a 5K at our school. The students get totally pumped and it’s a fun day for them. It’s so highly motivating for my students that I thought it […]

OH.MY. Pretty much sums up how I feel when I walk into my classroom. I’m greeted by dangling turkeys, pilgrims galore, and kid work all ov...

Boy, am I glad to be home! I have one little guy who has been off his meds for the past 5 days and I am exhausted. I know there is a lot of...

Hey Everyone! Once again I'm linking up with Blog Hoppin' to share some activities for Thanksgiving. This is going to be a LONG post because November is one of my favorite months so I have lots of t

I saw these wonderful shape turkeys and wanted to try them. Let's just say some of us still need to work on spatial relationships just a bit more. This week, we used QR codes to practice our sight words. The kids were very excited to use the camera to scan the QR code. This was a guided activity that I hope to incorporate into our Word Work study. Of course, we spent some of the week discussing the election. Inspired by HeidiSongs directed drawings of Pilgrims, we made our own version. I did…