We’ve got you covered with ready-to-use four-week morning meeting plans—one for grades K–3 and another for grades 4–6. 

We’ve got you covered with ready-to-use four-week morning meeting plans—one for grades K–3 and another for grades 4–6. 

These ideas are flexible enough to carry from December into January—simple, meaningful, and easy to adapt for any classroom space.

Get your classroom December-ready with these helpful resources designed to keep you organized and add a touch of seasonal spirit. You get: a fillable calendar, themed student shoutouts, nameplates, fillable newsletter, fillable class list, and December writing paper.

Start the new year strong with printable January tools that bring organization, motivation, and a fresh sense of calm to your classroom.

Pair this classic winter read-aloud with hands-on lessons in writing, science, and art.

Brave Irene reminds readers that courage isn't about being fearless—it's about showing up and trying anyway. 

A simple question with powerful impact—discover how “I Wish My Teacher Knew” can deepen trust and connection in your classroom.

Teach students to recognize their emotions and take charge of them with this simple, practical lesson on self-regulation.

Help your students see feedback not as correction, but as direction for growth.

These five brain breaks are winter-ready, low-prep, and sure to keep students engaged through the busiest month of the year.

Bring hands-on, holiday-season learning to life with these Gingerbread-themed STEAM challenges!

5 Brain breaks for January that can help warm things up, spark motivation, and keep learning on track.

Back from break? Here’s how to reset routines and reignite engagement without starting over.

Discover simple ways to bring joy into your classroom without losing focus.