Clubs for elementary students

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Explore 34 exciting school club options that help students branch out, make friends, and develop essential social skills. From art and drama to science and coding clubs, discover a wide range of activities for every interest and personality. Each club boosts confidence, creativity, and teamwork, transforming the student experience

Plan fun and amazing activities before and after school. Letting them join clubs can help them set their goals. Check out this list if great club ideas.

Been asked to run an after school club or are simply just looking for ideas? Here are 38 great ideas for after school clubs.

Are you a teaching assistant thinking of running a breakfast, lunchtime or after school club? This helpful blog contains plenty of ideas for clubs and resources to support TAs, LSAs and HLTAs running a club during term time or over the summer holid.

Indoor recess ideas that your upper elementary students will love. Includes whole class, small group, and independent activity ideas.

I've run an afterschool makers club at my school for the past two years. Here I share tips on creating norms, balancing guided projects & free time, & more.

Looking to start a book club in your elementary classroom? 📚✨ Check out this blog post for teachers on how to set up engaging and effective book clubs for kids! It covers it all! This post has everything you need to create a fun and successful book club experience for your students. Perfect for educators who want to promote literacy and build a community of young readers! #ElementaryEducation #BookClubs #ReadingForKids #TeacherTips #ClassroomIdeas

Incorporating a growth mindset in your elementary classroom, you will see students rise to the occasion. Reading picture books like, The Bad Seed by Jory Jon, and completing the book companion helps early elementary students understand about making mistakes and growing. The Word Collector by Peter Reynolds is a great read aloud to incorporate goal setting activities. I love having my early elementary students complete a New Year’s reflecting writing craft to reflect on their goals.

Team-building activities in the middle school classroom are a great way to build relationships at the beginning of the school year!