If you’re looking for a FREE math activity for your 2nd or 3rd grade class, this Statue of Liberty math challenge will do the trick. Use it as a fast finisher, number talk, center, or enrichment activity for your advanced 2-3 mathematicians. The Problem In this Statue of Liberty themed math activity, students are given the number of seconds it…
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It’s April! Get ready for testing, Cadbury eggs, and maybe even Spring Break (lucky!). This Spring Freebie includes two Easter math printables for your 2nd and 3rd grade kids! These free printables are perfect for math centers, morning work, homework, or whole class learning. When you download the April Math Challenge freebie, you’ll find 2 math challenges, answer keys, and…
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Looking for a fun classroom management solution to motivate your elementary students during the craziest times of the school year? Try Wonka Week! Perfect for teachers in 2nd, 3rd, & 4th grade classrooms to use before holiday breaks or at the end of the school year. Read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and plan some candy-themed math & science activities…
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Are you an elementary teacher looking for tips on rocking that teaching interview? This post includes information about getting an elementary teaching position with interview questions, examples of interview notes, and a picture portfolio. Good luck on that job hunt Super Teacher! Getting the right teaching job can be so overwhelming! Whether you’re excitedly preparing for your first teaching interview,…
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If you are a 2nd or 3rd grade teacher looking for a FREE St. Patrick’s Day or March Madness math activity, then try this March math challenge & brainteaser freebie. The download includes a March Madness arithmetic brainteaser, and a Clover Count math challenge with a lined page for students to write about how they solved the problem + answer…
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Looking for some simple classroom Christmas ideas to help keep you sane this December? Try one of these 5 Teacher Tested Tips to simplify your classroom Christmas! During this crazy month of Secret Santa, ugly sweaters, staff parties, reindeer headbands, wrapping paper, goodie exchanges, jingle bell necklaces, glittery crafts, and last minute gifts galore, keep it simple and save some…
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Are you looking for a meaningful (yet easy to prep) Christmas classroom activity you can use for the entire month of December? Try RACK sacks! These are a simple way for your students to practice kindness during the holidays and all you need is paper bags and copies. Introduce this activity at the beginning of December and then use all…
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