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First of all, Happy New Year to everyone! I truly hope that 2018 brings lots of happiness and positive moments in the classroom for you.
Getting back into the rhythm of things after the Christmas holidays can be a challenge. Switching off that 'holiday mode' button for students makes engagement and enthusiasm in the classroom difficult because 'oh no' it's back to work we go.. 
As teachers we are faced with getting our energy ready for the new year and having awesome activities ready to motivate students. So, I thought it would be fun to do a Happy New Year Giveaway to help kick start the year for one lucky teacher. The winner will receive a $25 Teachers Pay Teachers Gift Card to go shopping for resources for the the New Year , plus all of the featured resources below will be offered as part of the prize! Read through till the end of this post to find the Rafflecopter to enter this New Year competition.
Kick start the new year with these fun resources that will engage your students returning to school after the holiday break. The winner of the giveaway competition will be offered all of these resources as part of their prize.
New Year Math Mystery: Case of The Millennium Bug
This New Year themed Math Mystery is available in versions for Grades 1- 7 (or choose a level that suits your class best).
Click on your grade button below to learn more. Math Project: My Winter Wonderland
Winter Math Mystery: Case of The Snowman Army
A terrifying army of Snowmen are heading to Mathhattan! The city is in urgent need of a brilliant math detective to help find and rescue the Ice Queen in order to stop this madness.
Engage your reluctant learners after the holiday break with this unique way to do math. There's an optional video hook to grab their attention and increase motivation to solve the clues to find the Ice Queen. Check out the video hook below:
Available for Grades 1 - 6. Click your grade level below to learn more:
Enter for a chance to win a $25 TPT Gift Card plus the resources featured above to help kick start 2018 in the classroom! Use the Rafflecopter below to enter.
Earn extra points by visiting my Facebook page and writing a comment on this blog post about a New Year Resolution that you have for your classroom this year. Good Luck and Happy New Year!
27 Comments
Pat Etchison
1/2/2018 04:14:30 am
As a mobile teacher with no classroom of my own, my resolution is to find ways to keep myself and my students organized, to figure out how to use a word wall without walls and a room escape without a room.
Elyse U
1/2/2018 04:18:38 am
My New Year Resolution is to complete all of my planning/lesson planning, website updates and newsletters in advance.
Jamie Cox
1/2/2018 04:32:30 am
My goal for 2018 is to stay organized in my classroom, at home, and in my everyday life!
Esther Bobb
1/2/2018 04:52:45 am
My goal for this year is to encourage more parent participation in classroom activities.
Cindi
1/2/2018 05:51:06 am
My professional resolution is to get kids excited about math.
Kate
1/2/2018 05:56:01 am
My resolution is to work with my math small groups daily.
Kristin
1/2/2018 06:29:49 am
My resolution is to add more engaging activities into our new reading series.
Laci Weatherly
1/2/2018 06:32:07 am
My New Years resolution is to take my worst behaved student and to create a stronger bond with him.
Samantha Rigby
1/2/2018 06:57:22 am
My New Year’s resolution this year is to drink more water and finish up with grad school!
Taryn J Strong
1/2/2018 06:58:16 am
My New Years Goal is to push my kids to excell beyond others expectations. I teach special education and many people do not expect my kids to be able to do the things that do. I have high expectations for my students and they always surprise me by going above and beyond what I expect.
Angela
1/2/2018 06:58:34 am
My goal is to be more organized.
Barbara
1/2/2018 07:03:37 am
In 2018 I will drive to bring more humor into my lessons to engage all participants.
Cindy Winkler
1/2/2018 07:07:14 am
I would like to become more physically fit and have more stamina in my classroom.
Lynn Rubin
1/2/2018 07:13:31 am
My resolution is to pack healthy lunches and bring less work home.
Laura
1/2/2018 07:13:35 am
Worry Les she :)
Terri Brown
1/2/2018 08:20:43 am
My new year’s resolution is to be more patient and kinder.
Mary Maydew
1/2/2018 11:48:39 am
Organization of my teaching materials both at school and at home. Working on it right now actually!
Laura B
1/2/2018 12:58:40 pm
My resolution is to be more focused in 2018 😊
Anna B
1/2/2018 05:17:56 pm
My resolution is to try to know my students better and better understand them as people and learners.
Leslie Kollar
1/3/2018 06:05:39 am
My New Year Resolutions are to get rid of clutter and stuff I no longer use, volunteer more in my community, and get certified childhood trauma education.
Penelope
1/3/2018 07:49:09 am
To develop systems to help learners become more organized and motivated in the school setting. Happy New Year to you!
ML Strange
1/4/2018 12:59:06 am
I'd like to be as organized as possible this year.
Alexa D.
1/4/2018 06:10:17 am
My resolution is to incorporate creative art into the classroom as much as possible. Thank you for the great giveaway!
susan
1/4/2018 04:21:00 pm
My resolution would be to carve out some time for students to read for pleasure each day
Gina Ford
1/4/2018 04:40:51 pm
I would like to improve my students conversational skills.
Christina
1/4/2018 08:34:17 pm
My resolution is to keep up with grading.
Annie G
1/5/2018 05:23:32 am
My resolution is to remember to have fun! It’s so easy to get caught up in the stress of the job and the amount of paperwork that you forget this is something you are passionate about! When you have fun the students have fun too! Leave a Reply. |
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