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Thursday, October 25, 2018

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Thursday, March 24, 2016

Easter STEM Challenge: Nice Nest

Q: Aside from the obvious, what can one do with toilet paper?



A: Build a nice nest, of course!

In this STEM design challenge, students work against a Criteria & Constraints list to build a nest of highest possible capacity using primarily super-cheap TP.  Kids love this one because it's a little silly, really challenging, and a lot of fun!  Inspiration sometimes comes from the strangest places!  It's up to you whether to stay true to the suggested materials or branch out and do as the birds do, searching the ground for supplemental nest materials.

You can take this idea and run with it on your own, or you can find more support in the prepared lesson challenge or in the Easter STEM Olympics blog:



  • Materials List
  • Criteria & Constraints List
  • Discussion questions
  • Design analysis handouts
  • Modifications to increase/decrease difficulty for grades 2 - 8
  • Post-design extension ideas in the prepared lesson challenge





Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Easter STEM Challenge: Egg-hanced

Q: How can you protect an egg from a terrible drop?



A: With an egg-hancement, of course!


In this classic egg drop STEM Challenge, students design a device to protect an egg from breaking when it falls.  You may choose to use real eggs or plastic.






You can take this idea and run with it on your own, or you can find more support in the prepared lesson challenge or in the Easter STEM Olympics blog:

  • Materials List
  • Criteria & Constraints List
  • Discussion questions
  • Design analysis handouts
  • Modifications to increase/decrease difficulty for grades 2 - 8
  • Post-design extension ideas 






Sunday, December 13, 2015

Christmas No-Prep Printables for Reading and Writing K-1


2x Xmas Preview - Copy


Happy (almost) holidays, my friends. Have you noticed an excitement in the air? My students definitely have the Christmas Spirit, and are always thrilled to have some fun seasonal activities do to recognize it! I run Early Literacy Intervention groups with students from grades 1-3. While we do guided reading and writing, and play skill-building games, once in a while I do like to have them do some worksheets that I can keep a copy of in their files. We are currently working through both of the packages shown in the picture above and they are enthusiastic with the variety of activities at their 'just-right' level, too. Here is a close up of the North Pole Reading and Writing Fun preview:

  North Pole Preview

...and one of the Nativity Reading and Writing Fun preview:

  demoNativityReadingandWritingActivities

The kids are having a lot of fun with these, thanks to the wonderful clip art by Edu-clips.com. They can't wait to color the pictures! Each of these packages come with the following tip sheet:

  Instructions
Best wishes to all of you and yours as we wrap up for the holidays.

Take care of you, too!
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Th1 Xmas bundle Th1 BigXmas

Th1 Nat R&W cover - Copy Th1 North Pole R & W JPG file

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Saturday, July 4, 2015

Using Calendars for Number Fluency and Handwriting Skills. Pre-K, K, and First Grades

Have you ever passed out a blank calendar and half of your class finishes it in two minutes and the other half are unable to complete or even crying over the frustration of not being able to understand what to do?


How would you like to easily differentiate so that you could meet the needs of all your learners and help each one learn a bit?