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March: Women’s History Month

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    Every March we celebrate Women's History Month , a time to learn about amazing women who helped shape science, sports, inventions, and everyday life. Many of these women had big dreams, even when people told them their ideas wouldn’t work, but it did! Also, many of these wonderful women are all around you- family, neighbors, teachers, …   All around us! Think About This Women throughout history have been explorers, inventors, scientists, writers, and athletes. What kind of history would you like to make someday?! Write your answer in the comments or share it with your class! ✏️

Tiffany Cassidy

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  Meet Taylor Cassidy: Black History Made Fun! Meet Taylor Cassidy , a Black history lover who became famous for her TikTok videos called Fast Black History . In her first book, Taylor shares the Black history she wishes she learned in school. With funny jokes and cool pop culture references, Taylor tells stories about 12 amazing African American people who helped shape America. You’ll meet activists, writers, movie stars, Olympic athletes, fashion designers, astronauts, and more! She makes history exciting and easy to understand. Taylor also shares stories from her own life. She talks about friendship problems, crushes, believing in herself, and learning to set boundaries. Some stories are funny, some are embarrassing, and all of them teach important life lessons. Her book shows that Black history is not just about the past—it’s about real people who changed the world and inspire us today . Top of Form   Bottom of Form   Black History Month Book Picks fo...

Word Game

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  Hey Kids, Can you figure out the words in - the right column?

Word Search Puzzle for Ages 6–8 Theme: Fun at School and 5th Grade Sentence Game theme Sports

  Word Search Puzzle for Ages 6-8 Find these words : BOOK, BUS, DESK, FRIEND, LUNCH, PLAY, READ, TEACH, WRITE, CLASS F R I E N D B A C L A S S U R E A D L U S M W R I T E D B O O K P L E L U N C H A S P L A Y T E H T E A C H K R Words can go across, down, or diagonal. BOOK 📘 BUS 🚌 DESK 🪑 FRIEND 👧👦 LUNCH 🍎 PLAY ⚽ READ 📖 TEACH 👩‍🏫 WRITE ✏️ CLASS 🏫   Have Fun and always Learn N Grow!!! Answer Key (for teacher/parent) ·         FRIEND – Row 1 across ·         CLASS – Row 2 across ·         READ – Row 3 across ·         WRITE – Row 4 across ·         BOOK – Row 5 across ·         LUNCH – Row 6 across ·         PLAY – Row 7 across ·         TEACH – Row 8 across · ...

Welcome to a fresh year full of Fun, Learning, and BIG dreams 2026!

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    “My Bright New Year Page” Ideas: ·          One thing you want to learn this year. ·          One way you will be kind. ·          One fun thing you hope to try.         School Goals Inspiration   A new year is like a clean notebook—no scribbles yet! This is the perfect time to: ·          Try your best in class. ·          Ask questions when you’re curious. ·          Be kind to classmates. ·          Believe in yourself, even when work feels tricky. Remember:   Little steps everyday lead to big success!

WEEK 3: Countdown to the New Year!

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  Happy Holidays Fun Facts The very first New Year’s celebrations happened in Babylon… around 4,000 years ago ! 🎉 In Spain, people eat 12 grapes at midnight for good luck—one for each month. 🕛 The Times Square ball weighs almost 12,000 pounds . 🌏 New Year arrives at different times worldwide—Kiribati rings it in first!   Activity: “My 2025 Kid Goals” A reflection + creativity challenge: 1.     Write 3 goals for the new year— fun, realistic, or smarty-pants level. 2.     Create a decorative “My 2025 Vision Card.” 3.     Optional: Add a silly resolution- “Stop eating all the snack packets at once.”  

WEEK 2: “Winter Science & STEM Wonders”

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  WEEK 2: “Winter Science & STEM Wonders” Fun Facts ❄️ No two snowflakes are identical because each forms in a slightly different cloud condition. 🧊 Ice is less dense than water—that’s why it floats and polar bears can chill on it (literally). 🔥 The hottest part of a candle flame is the blue part near the base. ⛄ The world’s tallest snowman was 122 feet tall in Maine. Activity: “Mini Snowflake Lab” (class or at home) Students: 1.      Cut paper snowflakes. 2.      Compare designs—symmetry, shapes, and patterns. 3.      Write a “Snowflake Scientist Statement”: “My snowflake is unique because…”