Regie Routman once told us that when we assess a student we need to share the results with them, as they own the results.

An engaging way for students to revisit the books they’ve read and celebrate a reading champion through friendly matchups.

Five different tools to help make small shifts that bring students back to their learning.

What happens when we choose courage over comfort? This read-aloud and learning companion guide students in exploring chances, resilience, and the power of trying.

March is the perfect time to focus on effort and trying again. This read-aloud and learning extensions give students language, strategies, and practice for building perseverance in real classroom situations.

Keep your students reading this summer! Download these favorite book forms.

Build a classroom culture where kindness is seen, practiced, and celebrated through intentional daily activities.

This read-aloud invites students to see mistakes as part of the process and provides a powerful launch point for conversations and activities around perseverance, reflection, and growth.

Use these companion activities to extend conversations about confidence, empathy, and celebrating who we are.

The difference between a learning sheet and a worksheet may seem subtle, but it is a fundamentally different approach. Take a look.

Did you know May is National Get Caught in Reading month? Here are a few printables to help get you started.

Teach students to recognize their emotions and take charge of them with this simple, practical lesson on self-regulation.

Pair this classic winter read-aloud with hands-on lessons in writing, science, and art.

Brave Irene reminds readers that courage isn't about being fearless—it's about showing up and trying anyway. 

Bring hands-on, holiday-season learning to life with these Gingerbread-themed STEAM challenges!

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

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.

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

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.

Just like that perfect grilled burger, this writing tool helps students layer their ideas in a way that makes sense.

Make the most of exit slips by offering strategies for asking thoughtful questions, supporting students as they respond, and using their feedback to both guide instruction and build stronger connections.

The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig is a heartfelt read-aloud that helps young learners understand the power of kindness, empathy, and inclusion. Get reflection prompts and learning companions that encourage acts of kindness and collaboration.

A simple, meaningful way to build bridges between home and school while highlighting the diversity and warmth of family life.

Pumpkin Jack by Will Hubbell is a charming read-aloud that helps students explore the life cycle of a pumpkin while connecting to hands-on science learning. Perfect for science lessons, seasonal storytelling, or cross-curricular projects.

Wrap up this year with a read-aloud that captures all of it! Give students the chance to reflect on their year, express their feelings, and think ahead with hope with the attached printables.

Build relationships and help students get to know each other in a fun and interactive way!

The perfect read-aloud to help young learners manage impulsivity. It helps them understand the importance of listening, patience, and self-control. Use the printables to reinforce the book’s key messages. 

Encourage your students to celebrate creativity, take risks, and make their mark on the world. Use these ideas and printables to support your teaching.

Purposeful, low-prep activities you can use to help students appreciate the many people who keep our communities running, and dream about the roles they may one day take on themselves.  Each one is designed to promote critical thinking, build vocabulary, and encourage appreciation for the world of work.

Help students feel accepted and valued in the classroom with this book. Encourage students to reflect on themes with printables.

Greet students at the door in the morning. Nothing says you are happy to see them like a big smile and greeting as they walk in.

Use these All About Me forms to get to know your students and introduce yourself! 

Conversation starters, learning goals, and ready-to-go printables for this back-to-school read-aloud.

Use the printables to reinforce the ideas that school can be a safe, welcoming place where they belong.

Use these printables to help your students and their families to explore the classroom and provide the information you need as you start the year. 

Make morning work meaningful and engaging with these ideas. 

Looking for ways to keep your students writing during Spring Break? Here are a few fun ideas!

Celebrate President's Day with this creative writing opportunity. 

Six exit ticket ideas to keep students thinking, reflecting, and feeling seen.

Here are some age-appropriate and engaging ideas to use to honor Dr. King. 

Bring a seasonal twist to math practice with Bump!—a lively partner game that reinforces mental addition and subtraction skills.

Simple tools to strengthen student thinking and independence! Get our printables. 

A book suggestion and printables to teach kids how to recognize, express, and cope with anger in a healthy way.

Help students see relationships between ideas using concept maps. Download one of our printables. 

Use this tool when introducing a new topic, reviewing a concept, or wrapping up a lesson.

We've put together 20 reflection prompts you can use right away! Download and get started!

The perfect book and printables for sparking conversations around kindness in your classroom!

A powerful tool that helps students break down a text, focus on the most important information, and see how details support the bigger picture.

A cause and effect graphic organizer can be a game-changer in making connections clear and meaningful.

Download this tool to help students visually organize their thoughts, making connections clearer and learning more meaningful.

A simple but powerful tool that helps students break down a story’s structure so they can see how all the pieces fit together.

A simple and fun way to spark creativity, break through writer’s block, and make storytelling fun!

Take a look at 5 creative ways to bring the Super Bowl to life through authentic work in your classroom. 

These engaging printables are the perfect way to extend the fun and learning after reading the book!

Five easy-to-implement ideas to help you celebrate the 100th day of school!

Bring a seasonal twist to math practice with Bump!—a lively partner game that reinforces mental addition and subtraction skills.

Exit tickets provide a way to progress monitor and inform instruction.

Allison Behne is sharing a game she created that combines multiplication and telling time. Fun!

This chart is easy to make and a wonderful way to build new vocabulary together.

International Day of Happiness is next week. Download one of these printables to get to know students better.

Sending notes home with students about the good things they do has many benefits! Use one of the templates or create your own.

It's Poetry month! Try haiku writing with your class! Use the templates as they explore writing Haiku.

Have your students practice writing acrostic poems in their writing notebooks, or add a little fun by using one or more of the templates provided.

Open to All! It is fun to see and read about field trips from the students' perspectives. Download one of these papers to use for their sharing.

Download one of two book review forms to use to encourage students to share about the books they read!

As we approach the end of the school year, introduce this special memory book to your students.

Looking for a way for students to reflect on their positive experiences from the school year? Have students write a letter! Use plain paper or one of these templates.

Make your former students' summer by using our template to reengage!

It's a wonderful time to reach out to your upcoming students and set the stage for a positive start!Use this template or develop your own.

Use this printable conferring form to jot down snippets of information from students to build strong relationships!

Looking for a fun and engaging winter-themed resource to spark your students' love for reading? This is it! Three printables included to enhance comprehension. 

Spark your students' creativity in writing with this fun who, what, and where activity.

Looking for a way to gradually release students to choose their own books?

Print off one of these menus to help your students remember the strategies they have been taught.

Many students love to have a goal of how many books they will read in a year. If they choose this goal, print out one of these trackers to help them! 

This activity provides practice finding the value of an unknown number.

Use this form for students to practice mapping words on their own, or laminate and use as a tool in small group instruction.

Playing with dice makes it more fun to make and learn about fractions. 

Students build fluency and automaticity of basic facts.

Students apply knowledge of place value by building numbers using standard and expanded form.

This activity provides practice writing solutions in slope-intercept form and plotting possible solutions on a coordinate plane.

Students will have fun practicing with the attributes of four-digit numbers with this Math by Myself activity. 

Students use a self-selected strategy to find the value of the unknown number.