When I read Pearson Jamboree Story Time’s “Baabooom!” story, I thought it would be perfect to have my students act it out. I wrote my own version with lots of characters and put it on stage for the end of year show. Kids had a great time even during rehearsals as it is fun and […]
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Drama Script Freebie “Noisy Monkeys”
Have you read Pearson Jamboree Story Time’s “You Noisy Monkey” before? We have the whole set at school and this is one of my favorites. Actually, all of the books are amazing and I can tell that they all are inspirational. ‘Noisy Monkeys’ is not just a perfect story to read; it is also suitable […]
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Drama Script Freebie “Crocodile Tears”
‘Crocodile Tears’ is not just a perfect story to read; it is also suitable for using as a drama activity. You can have your students act it out in the classroom or you can put it on stage as an end of year show or for any other special event. The moral of the play […]
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Steve & Maggie Inspired Worksheet
Thanks to Steve and Maggie videos, I started to include more videos in my lesson plans again These videos are just perfect for young learners as they are both fun and creative! And I’m sure you can find videos about any topic. My kiddos love Steve and Maggie! And yessss! Me too! So, if you […]
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Pass the Ball Game Template
This CLASSIC game is one of my favorites as it gives you the opportunity to have fun and learn at the same time. Generally, I use this PowerPoint game to revise vocabulary. This one is for my little ones to revise numbers 1 to 10. They love it! You can change the pictures and add […]
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Welcome Back! Hands on Wall Display
After last year’s Word Search Heart Welcome Display (which was a real hit!), we couldn’t do any other thing which wasn’t interactive, for sure. So this year, I came up with this ‘hands on’ idea and shared it with my friends. As I have a huge belly right now, I wasn’t gonna do it by myself 🙂 […]
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Decorate Your Classroom Clock – Template Freebie
After a long summer break, I’m back with new stuff to share! 🙂 This time I’ve decided to create a simple template for my classical flower clock – for the ones who are not that sure about how to do it. Let’s have a look at how to do it step by step. f you want […]
See MoreWeather Chart Freebie Link
A couple of weeks ago I’ve found this amazing weather chart and directly printed out, laminated and hung it in the classroom! It is printed on A3 size paper, so it is definitely not a tiny one! It looks great! I’ve used glue tack to stick it on the wall and tried to keep […]
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Classroom Labels | Editable & Ready to Print
Decorate your classroom drawers with some labels and then, Sit back and relax! Let your students categorize the flashcards 🙂 My students like the categorizing activity a lot and never let me touch the cards 🙂 I didn’t know that they would love it so much 🙂 Click HERE to download the Flashcard category labels. […]
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Hidden Picture Game Template
Even the tech-savvy little ones LOVE this old school game! And for sure, every teacher should have such an easy to use – super cool template in their archive. This game is a great way to revise your topics and also you can use it as a time filler or icebreaker! All you […]
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