With Thanksgiving behind us, all your little darlings will have visions of Christmas magic dancing in their heads on Monday morning. Now is the perfect time to stock up on seasonal (or year round) teaching resources at Teachers Pay Teachers so all is calm in your classroom until the holiday break begins!
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Thank you for sharing wonderful things with us. -Misty
Keeping routines 🙂
I love to save some special plans and crafts for the last week or so before the holidays. I have some great ideas posted on my blog!
Hoping all will be calm in my classroom until the holidays! LOL! Thank you so much for joining!
Thank you for the giveaway!
My students get more anxious the closer we get to Winter Break (not enough food at home, not enough structure, unsafe, etc.) so the last week we play a lot- Lego, more recess and meditative coloring. Not very academic but way less stressful.
Stick to routines and stay calm.
A great blog! Thank you for the chance to win!
My holiday tips are to not procrastinate! Try and do your work as soon as possible so it doesnt weigh on your mind.
Love this post!
I love to make special crafts during the holidays for students to take home.
Love doing crafts! Any craft ivory is fun and exciting, especially when I can tie it in with a seasonal book!
Awesome giveaway! – Chandra (Teacher Gameroom)
Awesome giveaway!
I use a movie advent calendar – each day, turn the number around and there's a Christmas movie on the back, we either watch during break (choice), or if well known, discus and do activities based on it!
Happy Holidays! Thanks for the chance to win!
Holiday teaching tips: Allow students to share about their traditions and how they spend time with family. No mention of gifts permitted.
One of my holiday teaching tips is to keep your classroom routine going as best as you can through the last weeks before break. It helps the kids behave better!