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Are you looking to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. and his contributions to the United States? This beautiful poster and activity will not only help your students reflect on the impact MLK had on our world, but the activity will also think about a topic they are passionate about and how they can bring about change. Students will each color one square of the poster and once they are placed together, the masterpiece is revealed.
Are you praying the Rosary with your class or school? If so, this is the PERFECT resource for you! Teach your students to pray the Rosary with these easy-to-use activities. This resource is great for May and October– two months that Catholics celebrate Mary!
Are you looking to brighten up your classroom this May? This rosary-inspired bulletin board set is the perfect thing to do just that! Your students will be able to add to the board by completing acts of kindness!
The month of May is when we honor Mary in the Catholic church. This May Crowning bulletin board set will set the tone for the month and allow your students to create a prayerful space in your classroom (or hallway).
Students will add to the display by coloring a flower and writing a prayer around it- either the Hail Mary or Hail Holy Queen.
Getting students writing can help expand their minds and imaginations. Use these May themed writing prompts to engage your students with seasonal topics in centers, whole-class instruction, or an early finisher activity.
Is your class learning about the Midwest region? Are they having trouble learning the capitals of each state? Look no further! This resource has everything you need to teach your students about the capitals of the Midwest states.
Writing can be a challenge for students, but this resource is sure to engage all writers! In this product you will find 12 MONTHS of writing/journal prompts.
In this product are 5 writing prompts per month for students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades. These make great bulletin boards or hallway decorations. Use all 5 or choose one or two for the month. The download includes both colored and black and white handouts.
Mother Teresa’s feast day is a wonderful day to celebrate with students. It is a day about reflecting on Mother Teresa’s devotion to God and her inspirational care for the people of Calcutta.
Are you looking to engage your students with real-life math word problems? This resource is designed to challenge students with 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication and long division word problems all about the National Parks.
Are you at the end of your multiplying by 1-digit numbers unit and looking for a highly engaging review? This resource will get your students up and moving while reviewing multiplying by 1-digit numbers. This activity is great for upper elementary students.
Struggling to find name tags that are geared toward the Catholic classroom? These bright name tags are perfect for you and include options for both primary and upper elementary classrooms. With ten different templates and five different color schemes, there are plenty of options.
Looking to brighten up your classroom or hallway? Look no further than this beautiful Names of Mary-themed collaborative poster! This poster is the perfect way to celebrate Mary, the mother of Jesus with your students. This poster is perfect for May or October- two months we honor Mary. Students will work together to create a masterpiece.
Are your students learning about the history of the United States? Do you teach them about historic landmarks in the US? If you do, then this is the perfect resource for you! Included in your download is 25 different monuments, memorials, and landmarks in the United States. Students will research the location of the site, fun facts, why it was created, and general information about the structure. The resource also includes websites for teachers to share with students to guide them in their research.
Are you studying the national parks or environmentalist John Muir with your students? This beautiful poster and activity will not only teach your students about the John Muir, but it also makes a great hallway display. Students will each color one square of the poster and once they are placed together, the masterpiece is revealed.
Are your students studying the national parks? This is the perfect project for students to complete to demonstrate their knowledge of a park. The resource helps students organize their information before putting it into their final brochure.
Do you teach using the National Parks? In this resource, you will find all 63 National Park pennants. These pennants are perfect for a mini-research project or for your students to celebrate National Park Week in April. There are two versions of each pennant- one with a map and one without a map. There is also a “National Park Passport” cover if you would like to make the pennants into a booklet.