Thanksgiving classroom activities upper elementary

Thanksgiving activities for the classroom that will entertain and engage your students. Great activities for the classroom and home.

These fun and unique Thanksgiving activities for elementary students will have you focusing on gratitude and giving this fall and Thanksgiving season

Thanksgiving feasts are an amazingly fun, educational experience for upper elementary students. This blog post will teach you how to plan, organize, and execute an upper elementary Thanksgiving feast! #thanksgivingintheclassroom #fallintheclassroom #upperelementary #thanksgivingideas

If you're looking for Thanksgiving lessons for middle school students that require them to think, create, and share, then check out these Thanksgiving activities. I'm rounding up my favorite ways to celebrate Thanksgiving in the classroom. These Thanksgiving activities are designed to honor the holiday while teaching students critical listening, speaking, reading, and/or writing skills. In other words, no fluff!

Are you looking for a fun activity for your fall festivities or Thanksgiving celebrations? This holiday project based learning math activity called Fraction Feast covers everything from partitioning fractions, adding with like and unlike denominators, working with decimals, equivalent fractions, and so much more. This post helps you learn all about having a fraction feast this fall or Thanksgiving holiday in your upper elementary classroom.

Fall Break week is both awkward and a total relief. Awkward because a Thursday Thanksgiving holiday means that the week only has two or three days in it, and

This list of must read Thanksgiving picture books is perfect for your upper elementary classroom this fall! These titles are just what you need to combine a fall theme with meaningful activities to make the most of your learning time. Your 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students will love these Thanksgiving stories and you will love the free activities included! Head to the blog to read more!

Sometimes my last minute ideas can be pretty awesome. Late last night I thought of having my students make a one pager to show what they’re thankful for instead of my original plans. This morning I quickly made a pre-sketch with pencil and then added it to our rotations for reading. My students did an awesome job with their one pagers and were so happy to share them! I loved their creativity and how they really showed gratitude for the things they have in their life.

FREE candy corn activities for grades 4-5! Check out this post for free activities and ideas for using candy corn for upper elementary classrooms.