We’ve got you covered with ready-to-use four-week morning meeting plans—one for grades K–3 and another for grades 4–5. 

Pumpkin Jack by Will Hubbell is a charming read-aloud that helps students explore the life cycle of a pumpkin while connecting to hands-on science learning. Perfect for science lessons, seasonal storytelling, or cross-curricular projects.

The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig is a heartfelt read-aloud that helps young learners understand the power of kindness, empathy, and inclusion. Get reflection prompts and learning companions that encourage acts of kindness and collaboration.

Whether you’re celebrating fall, showing off student progress, or spotlighting a love of reading, these three ready-to-use ideas will make your space shine.

Download a few simple tools to help you streamline the process and focus on what matters.

Get your classroom fall-ready with these October-themed resources designed to keep you organized and your students engaged.

A simple, meaningful way to build bridges between home and school while highlighting the diversity and warmth of family life.

These five brain breaks are low-prep, high-engagement, and perfect for helping kids reset and refocus.

Help your students take ownership of their learning with this practical lesson on self-reflection and progress tracking.

This interactive activity helps students recognize and celebrate each other’s unique strengths while visually illustrating how everyone’s contributions are connected. 

Perfect for building empathy, preventing misunderstandings, and strengthening peer connections, this lesson comes with simple strategies to support every learner.

Make the most of exit slips by offering strategies for asking thoughtful questions, supporting students as they respond, and using their feedback to both guide instruction and build stronger connections.

Use small moments to build belonging in your classroom. 

If behaviors are getting rocky, it may be time to revisit expectations!