FREE Super Bowl Handouts

Eagles or Patriots?

The big game is almost here! Get students learning and thinking for game day with FREE Super Bowl activities, such as Bingo and mazes, and more:

Click here to get more FREE Super Bowl puzzles!

Younger fans will have with Super Bowl Bingo:

Here's hoping your favorite team wins the Super Bowl!

Go Eagles!
Beth, Educator Helper

How are you celebrating Groundhog Day?

Predicting whether the groundhog will or will not see his shadow is fun for everyone! So, how are you and your students celebrating Groundhog Day? 

One of the best places for learning about the holiday is the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club website. There's a trivia game and updates, as well as a survey for predicting whether the groundhog will/will not see his shadow. There's a great teacher section with lesson plans for all ages! 

Another great place to learn about groundhogs is The Old Farmer's Almanac groundhog website! There's history and fun facts about the animals, along with lore and songs. 

To enjoy learning about Groundhog Day, try some of these fun Educator Helper handouts: 

Here's hoping the groundhog brings an end to winter...
Happy Groundhog Day!
Beth, Educator Helper

10 Kids Who Changed the World--Making a Difference in the Today's Society

How do you instill empathy in today's students? How can you help students view the world through others' eyes? 

Learning about different cultures and their people help students develop awareness for others' needs around the world. However, in each country, there are teen role models who have made a difference in lives of citizens. Making students aware of these role models will encourage them to take a stand or develop inventions that could help millions of people around the world.

Use 10 Kids Who Changed the World to get discussions started in your classroom. Then, find a local project that will help students make a difference in today's society!

For more handouts, go to Educator Helper TpT Storefront's 10 Kids Who Changed the World.

"Winter Just Won't Give Up" FREE Activities

Stuck inside, again...? Winter just won't give up! It even snowed here on the Texas Gulf Coast...twice, so far, which is extremely rare.

Across the nation, many of you are experiencing dangerous and serious winter conditions. Here are lots of FREEBIES to combat boredom and for wintertime fun!

Winter Writing Prompts 

Winter Coloring Sheets Pt. 1 and 2:

The Great Storm of 1900:

Super Bowl Word Puzzles:

Happy New Year Coloring Sheets:

There are 45 FREE products at Educator Helper's storefront with hundreds of handouts and fun activities--so download and share as much as you like!

Hoping winter ends soon!
Beth, Educator Helper

Building Background Knowledge for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

"Just the facts..." can make history boring, so spice up learning with unique and fun Martin Luther King, Jr. activities! 

Start off by introducing basic facts about the life of the great civil rights leader (click here for all activities): 

Then, let students re-tell the story and make their own comic books:

 Finish up with FREE puzzles that use basic facts! Click here to enjoy these FREE downloads.

Need higher level, critical thinking activities to go beyond basic facts? Journal or writing prompts can help take learning to another level:

Have students connect with real life learning and problem solving by being judge and jury on Martin Luther King's famous plagiarism case:

Teaching basic facts can become more engaging when students are asked to re-tell historical moments. Then, students will be ready to take learning to the next level. 

Make Martin Luther King, Jr. Day a memorable learning and teaching moment!