12 Fun Things for Teachers To Do in The Summer
Teacher self-care is not just a luxury–it’s a necessity! This post lists 12 fun things for teachers to do in the summer that will help
Welcome Teacher Friend! Get the support and inspiration you need right here.
Join thousands of 2nd through 6th grade teachers who are transforming learning with our engaging and equitable classroom activities!
This is such an engaging way to keep students reading over the summer! I especially love that the challenges are written on a bookmark! Check this link for the resource!
THIS was a great resource I used with students during our figurative language. Students were completely engaged and enjoyed the activity.
THESE are perfect for tutoring services during the summer – a great way to review skills learned.
My students are obsessed with these scavenger hunts and are so excited when we have an opportunity to do another one!
My students love coloring so THIS is a great activity to make it educational.
My students loved the interactive part. They seemed really engaged and worked together to find each answer. I used THIS with small groups and had each group read and underline key words in the questions to help them find the information they needed.
Love these notes and the ease of use! The sticky note template makes them so easy to grab and go.
I am the teacher, author, and curriculum designer behind The Butterfly Teacher. In the same way that caterpillars transform into beautiful butterflies, I believe we can help transform the lives of our students through the power of education! That’s why I created The Butterfly Teacher.
And I invite educators and homeschooling parents like you to join me in the journey of transforming learning beautifully…with less stress and more effective results!
Teacher self-care is not just a luxury–it’s a necessity! This post lists 12 fun things for teachers to do in the summer that will help
After a roller-coaster school year, so many people need a refreshing summer break! But how do we enjoy these sunnier days without the dreaded summer
With summer comes fun, play time, and sleeping in late. Unfortunately, it also means potential reading loss for kids. This post shares fun summer reading
Are you struggling to teach Juneteenth in your classroom? Do you need meaningful and captivating ways to educate your students about the emancipation of enslaved
Just imagine this scenario: it’s the first week of school. You pass out what should be a simple math review sheet. You expect a few
Okay teacher friend, let’s talk. You know that moment when the final school bell rings, your classroom is (mostly) packed up, and you finally collapse
