January elementary activities

This winter STEM activity is so fun for a group! Grab some toothpicks and marshmallows and design intricate marshmallow snowflakes.

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.

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Whether you live in Minnesota or Miami, everyone can have snow much fun with these 7 winter activities that are just perfect for 2nd grade!

Celebrate all things cold with these 11 winter activity ideas for upper elementary classrooms. From polar bears, to penguins, to snowmen, to sled dogs, and more.

Looking for activities to bring the joy back into teaching? These 4 January STEM ideas for elementary are just what you need.

It's SO EASY to make a snowy winter painting using process art. Paint a beautiful, textured, sparkling snowstorm using paint and epsom salt!

Your kids will love building with marshmallows and toothpicks as they tackle this tallest snowman challenge. Who can build the tallest one?

Learn how to fold and cut these coffee filter snowflakes. Take this winter craft to the next level by dyeing them using markers and water. Easy and fun!

Let Ezra Jack Keats take your kindergarten students on a winter adventure with these Snowy Day book activities. Students can retell the story, do a Snow Day craft and more alongside this beloved winter read aloud.