Turkey time is almost here, and so your fun Thanksgiving headquarters is easily found at Educator Helper's storefront! As you celebrate Thanksgiving in your classroom, give students the opportunity to say, "Thank you":
One of the most important holidays celebrated is Veteran's Day. It's a day to honor the men and women who keep us and our country safe year around. In honor of Veteran's Day, here's a picture of my late grandfather, Mueton Bostic, and my late father-in-law, Buddy Hammett, both served during World War II:
Mueton Bostic
Sherman "Buddy" Hammett
Many students having parents who serve in branches of service, so be sure to recognize students, their parents, and school employees on this memorable holiday. Start your Veteran's Day celebration off with some activities to honor those in branches of service:
Eerie Writing Prompts, mood setting music, creepy decorations, and a flashlight lit classroom equals loads of Halloween fun!
My students love Halloween writing and sharing time, and I bet your students will, too. Get them started with Eerie Writing Prompts then let the fun begin!
Last week's Halloween FREEBIES focused on writing creative stories, so this week's blogpost moves to math! There's lots of fun ways to incorporate math and numbers into Halloween celebrations. A great holiday activity for younger students is Halloween Count, Color and Match: