Ela christmas activities

This holiday writing activity is perfect to get your upper elementary students thinking about what brings them joy. These will make a beautiful hall display

Keep middle school ELA students engaged leading up to Christmas with a fun, movement-based activity that incorporates collaborative elements.

Looking for easy, fast, little-to-no-prep Christmas classroom activities for your middle and high school classroom? Check out these 5 ideas.

December is an exciting month in the classroom for many reasons. Between the holidays, cold weather (unless you live in south FL), and Winter Break, there are lots of things to look forward to. Here are some fun activities and engaging projects that I use to make the most of the month with my students. ... Read more

Create Your Own Comic Strip! This is such a FUN way to get second grade students writing creatively!

Holiday fun doesn't have to be reserved for k-2. Check out these 7 free downloads containing engaging holiday activities for students in grades 3-5.

Writing does not have to be boring, long or tedious. In fact some of the best writing practice happens with short and engaged activities. Engage your elementary students with these fun Christmas writing activities. Students will work on persuasive writing, descriptive writing, how to writing and more. These Christmas themed mini-books are filled with fun writing opportunities. An easy way to add some holiday fun into your classroom. #ChristmasWriting #Elementary #TeachingIdeasforDecember

Struggling to find engaging, yet still meaningful, activities to combat the countdown to winter break restlessness? You don't want to start anything new, so it's the perfect time for a grammar review! Your students will actually enjoy reviewing grammar with these 12 Days of Christmas themed activities! Each day has a focus on a particular grammar point with activities for practice. This low-prep activity is perfect for elementary or even adult ESL!

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson is a novel that cannot be forgotten. I remember two of my elementary teachers reading it aloud during