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What I’m Letting Go of This Year (As a Teacher and Support Staff Member)

January has a way of feeling heavy, doesn’t it? The fresh start energy meets real-life challenges...

Simple Winter Fine Motor Activities That Support Writing in K & Grade 1

Winter brings more indoor time, and that can make energy management tricky for little learners. One...

Why January Feels Hard (and What Actually Helps)

January is supposed to feel like a fresh start. New year. Clean slate. Renewed energy. But for many...

Low-Prep January Activities That Support Focus (Without Adding to Your Plate)

January can feel a lot. The break is over, routines feel shaky again, the weather keeps everyone...

A January Classroom Reset: Practical, Low-Prep Ways to Start Fresh

January always feels a little different in the classroom. The holidays are over, routines feel...

A Gentle December Reflection for Teachers: What’s One Thing You’re Proud Of?

December is a whirlwind in the classroom — concerts, crafts, celebrations, excitement, and a whole...

Simple Ways to Keep December Calm in Kindergarten and Grade 1

December is such a special time in early years classrooms — full of excitement, anticipation, and a...

Hands-On Holiday Learning Without the Chaos

December in the classroom can feel magical and a little wild. Between concerts, crafts, and...

Winter Self-Care for Teachers: Simple Ways to Protect Your Energy

Winter can be a tough season in the classroom—shorter days, cold weather, and long stretches of...