Help students develop a positive mindset and strengthen resilience. Use this printable Gratitude Journal to give your students a simple, structured way to practice thankfulness.

This book invites imagination, laughter, and critical thinking—all in one short read. Whether you’re reading it for fun or using it as part of a literacy or writing lesson, it’s an easy story to extend into meaningful, standards-based learning.

These five brain breaks are simple, seasonal, and just right for November’s energy. 

We’ve got you covered with ready-to-use four-week morning meeting plans—one for grades K–3 and another for grades 4–5. 

November is the perfect time to let thankfulness, togetherness, and learning shine in your classroom displays. These ideas are simple, seasonal, and student-centered. Print them now.

This ready-to-teach lesson helps students learn the IPICK strategy for choosing “good-fit” books that match both their reading ability and interests. 

This ready-to-teach lesson helps students develop the essential skill of active listening—staying engaged, following instructions carefully, and contributing meaningfully to discussions. 

This ready-to-teach lesson equips students with the powerful skill of ignoring distractions so they can stay focused and build stamina during independent work.

Use our learning companions with this timeless story about the power of cooperation and how sharing what we have can create abundance for all. 

Get your classroom November-ready with these helpful resources designed to keep you organized and add a touch of seasonal spirit. You get: a fillable calendar, themed student shoutouts, nameplates, fillable newsletter, fillable class list, and November writing paper. 

The Gratitude Alphabet Class Book is a simple yet powerful way to help students cultivate thankfulness while building classroom community.

Learn how to keep students focused and engaged by using two powerful tools: brain breaks and hooks. 

Belonging builds learning—here’s how to strengthen it.