Turn those candy wrappers into a learning activity. Have children safe their wrappers and then do some of these "yummy" activities...

NEEWOLLAH???? You can do this, yes you can! As the excitement increases for Neewollah (Halloween spelled backwards) go with the flow with on...

Yes, the person who drew this cartoon must have been an elementary teacher!  Here are some tips to help you get through the week. Whisper We...

I know that some of you are not allowed to dress up on Halloween. I was looking through old blog posts with vocabulary words and I found thi...

NOTE!  Here's the video where you can watch me tell these stories: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JetOeIrEnAU&t=52s I must have tol...

My students loved to say this rhyme and giggle when the witch tore her britches! (I don't why that was so silly to them, but it was.) 3 ...

I might be an "old lady," but I'm still a kid at heart when it comes to Halloween. This was always a happy time of year for me...

You can take any seasonal objects like erasers, small toys, or natural items (leaves) and turn them into learning materials. Here are some ...

This is one of my all time favorite finger plays and it never goes out of style! Jack O’ Happy This is Jack O’ Happy. (Hands circle head and...

Jokes and riddles are a delightful way to develop children’s sense of humor as well as language standards (Determine or clarify the meaning ...

Give your kids HOMEWORK for tonight. Ask them to save their candy wrappers and bring them to school over the next few days. Who wouldn...