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This fun snow ice cream recipe is super fun and easy to make in just 5 minutes!
When life gives you snow, make snow ice cream! ♡

If you've never whipped up a batch of this fun snow day treat, it couldn't be easier. All you need are 4 simple ingredients, a bowl and spoon, and a few scoops of fresh snow (or shaved ice). And in less than 5 minutes, a cute and legit-delicious bowl of snow cream can be yours to enjoy!

It's the perfect quick and easy activity for kiddos of all ages (or, hey, any of us kids at heart). And it's of course completely customizable with whatever different flavors, nuts, chocolate chips, sprinkles, or any other ice cream add-ins that you love best.

So the next time you wake up to a winter wonderland, go scoop up some fresh snow and let's make some snow ice cream together!

Snow Ice Cream Recipe | 1-Minute Video

Snow Ice Cream Ingredients

Here are the 5 simple ingredients that you will need to make this snow ice cream recipe:

Milk: You can use just about any kind of milk that you prefer for this recipe - dairy or plant-based, plain or vanilla or chocolate, sweetened or unsweetened, up to you!

Sugar: We typically make snow cream with basic white granulated sugar, but feel free to use whatever type and amount of sweetener you prefer.

Vanilla extract: We'll add a little splash of vanilla extract as our main flavor.

Fine sea salt: I also highly recommend adding a pinch of fine sea salt to bring out the vanilla flavor.

Fresh snow (or shaved ice): Finally, you'll need about 8 cups of fresh clean snow. Or if you prefer not to use snow, you're welcome to use shaved ice instead. I recommend placing the snow in a metal mixing bowl or a chilled glass bowl to prevent it from melting if you bring the snow inside.

Snow Cream Tips

Detailed instructions are included in the recipe below for how to make snow ice cream. But here are a few extra tips to keep in mind too!

Freeze snow while prepping: I'm sure this goes without saying, but fresh snow melts quickly! So I recommend either popping your bowl of fresh snow in the freezer while you prep the other ingredients. Or wait to go scoop up the fresh snow (or make the shaved ice) until you have already whisked the other four ingredients together.

Adjust the sweetener to your liking: Please feel totally free to add however much (or little) sweetener that you prefer. If you are using a sweetened/flavored milk, you will likely also need to use less sweetener.

Add sprinkles just before serving: Most sprinkles will start to bleed their coloring into the ice cream after a minute or two, which is no big deal - they'll still be delicious. :) However if you would like the sprinkles to look nice when serving the ice cream, I recommend waiting to add them until the very last moment.

Enjoy immediately: In our experience, fresh snow ice cream doesn't hold up all that well in the freezer. So it's best to enjoy immediately. :)

Fun Variations

Here are a few ideas for fun add-ins you can mix into or sprinkle on top of your snow ice cream:

Cocoa powder: To make chocolate snow cream, mix 1 heaping tablespoon of unsweetened cocoa powder into the milk mixture before adding in the snow.

Chocolate chips: Semisweet, white, butterscotch, vegan, etc.

Cookies/candies: Crumbled Oreos or gingersnaps, chopped candy bars, M&Ms, etc.

Fruit: Chopped berries, cherries, peaches, pineapple, etc.

Nuts: Chopped walnuts, pecans, almonds, pistachios, etc.

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Snow Ice Cream

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 5 minutes

Yield: About 2-4 servings 1x

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This year will be busy for avid skywatchers, with some incredible opportunities to view meteor showers, planets, and the Moon in the night sky.

In 2026, we will also mark the 20th anniversary of NASA Marshall Space Flight Center's Observatory. Originally established as an engine test site in 1958, it was converted to a solar observatory in 1968 to study the sun. In 2006, it was transformed into a lunar and meteor observatory, marking the beginning of its modern era. Today, the observatory plays a crucial role in monitoring the Moon for impacts, studying eclipses, tracking comets, and measuring meteoroid production through advanced telescopes and cameras.

So, get ready to watch the skies with us! Here are the top astronomical events happening this year:

On February 28, we will see not one, not two, but six planets in the evening sky. Mercury, Venus, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, and Jupiter will appear shortly after sunset. Four of those planets will be visible to the unaided eye, weather permitting, but only those with optical assistance will be able to view Uranus and Neptune (Mercury can sometimes be harder to spot, too).

In March, a total lunar eclipse will be visible for those in North America - especially for those on the West Coast. This event is for the earlier risers, as it will occur right before sunrise on the 3rd. Lunar eclipses occur when Earth is positioned precisely between the Moon and Sun - shading the Moon in Earth's shadow.

A Blue Moon signifies the rare occasion of having a second full moon in one month - hence the phrase "once in a blue Moon". We will get one of these rare Blue Moons at the end of May - meaning we will have a total of 13 full Moons in 2026. But don't be fooled by the name - this moon will not actually be blue in color.

June 8-9: Venus and Jupiter Conjunction

We will be treated to another special planetary event this year when the two brightest planets in the sky - Venus and Jupiter - will appear only a pinky finger apart in June. No telescopes will be required for this one!

August 12-13: Perseids Meteor Shower

The best annual meteor shower is ready to put on a show this year. With a New Moon in the sky, we should have excellent viewing opportunities across most of the world - weather permitting.

December 13-14: Geminids Meteor Shower

Another great annual meteor shower - the Geminids - will also show off for us this year. Step outside right after midnight to catch these famous "green" meteors streak across the sky.

To end the year, we are being treated to a special Christmas Eve Supermoon. A "supermoon" occurs when a full Moon is closest to Earth - making it appear bigger and brighter. So don't worry kids, Santa will have lots of light to deliver all his toys.
Other 2026 Sky Events

January 2-3: Quadrantids Meteor Shower

January 3: Supermoon

January 10: Jupiter at Opposition

February 17: Annular Solar Eclipse (Visible in Antarctica)

March 20: March Equinox

April 21-22: Lyrids Meteor Shower

May 5-6: Eta Aquariids Meteor Shower

June 21: June Solstice

July 30-31: Southern Delta Aquariids AND alpha Capricornids Meteor Shower

August 12: Total Solar Eclipse (Visible in Greenland, Iceland, and Spain)

September 23: September Equinox

September 25: Neptune at Opposition

October 4: Saturn at Opposition

October 7: Draconids Meteor Shower

October 21-22: Orionids Meteor Shower

November 4-5: Taurids Meteor Shower

November 17: Leonids Meteor Shower

November 24: Supermoon

November 25: Uranus at Opposition

December 21: December Solstice

December 21-22: Ursids Meteor Shower

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The Snow Day Calculator was started as a middle school side project in 2007 to predict the chance of school closings. This was a unique service where users could enter weather information (that they had to look up) and The Snow Day Calculator would output the likelihood of a snow day the next day.

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Home Depot Kids Workshops - Home Depot stores across the country offer classes for children (ages 5-12) on the first Saturday of each month. During the classes each child will build a wooden craft to take home along with an official home depot apron and workshop pin.

Lowe's DIY Kid's Workshops - Each month Lowe's Home Improvement stores host a FREE Kids Workshops where kids can build their own wooden project. Project themes change each month. Kids receive an apron and a badge for each project they complete. Kids who complete 6 workshops become a Junior Builder and receive a special-edition Jr. Builder Badge. Complete 12 workshops and earn a Sr. Builder Badge and a free tool bag.

Michaels Kids Club - Michael's stores offer a Free Kids Club craft on Saturdays and an occasional Free Family Craft Time.

Friends & Family Open Studio Art House Inc - Create a family art project at Art House Inc for FREE. Each month has a different theme and Art House provides the materials.

The Community Arts Center - Part of the Cleveland Museum of Art the Community Arts Center is open weekly on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Enjoy art displays and free hands-on art activities and experiences. Visit during the first Sunday of the month for a the free Family FUNday with special crafts and activities. Parking is also free.

Free Museums in Northeast Ohio

Cleveland Museum of Art - Admission is always FREE for the CMA. The museum of open Tuesdays-Sundays (closed on Mondays). The museums also offers free family fun activities on the second Sunday of each month. Themes and activities change monthly.

Akron Art Museum - Free Admission. Located in downtown Akron the museum houses over 6,000 pieces including sculpture, glass, paintings, photography, digital art, and more. The museum hosts a monthly themed family day with games, studio projects, and family-friendly videos about art.

Massillon Museum - Enjoy The Immel Circus Gallery with a 100-square foot miniature hand-carved circus contains 2,620 pieces, the Paul Brown Museum Gallery as well as many unique art and history pieces. On the first Saturday of each month, the museum also hosts a free Du the Mu program. The program is open to all age and incorporates a new theme each month.

The Learning Center and Money Museum - Located inside the Cleveland Federal Reserve, the Learning Center and Money Museum is fully of interactive exhibits where you will learn about the history of money, try to identify counterfeit bills, make your own currency and more!

International Women's Air & Space Museum - The museum exhibits are in the lobby at Burke Lakefront Airport, as well as the west concourse, and are accessible seven days a week. FREE Admission

You may also be interested in: Even more fascinating and fun Museums in Ohio

Free Gardens and Parks in Northeast Ohio

Secrest Arboretum & Gardens - Admission is always FREE at this Garden. Located in Wooster (Wayne County) the garden also offers a variety of programs from kids and adults.

Canton Garden Center - Located in Stadium park in Canton the Children's Garden hosts a variety of education classes and programs for children. Admission is FREE.

Fellows Riverside Gardens - Fellows Riverside Gardens is a free public garden located at the northern end of Mill Creek Park. This twelve-acre display garden features a landscape of remarkable beauty with diverse and colorful plant displays.

Cleveland's Rockefeller Park Greenhouse - Located just off of Martin Luther King Blvd near University Circle. Admission is always FREE.

Schoepfle Garden - Part of the Lorain County Metroparks, the beautiful garden is free and open to the public. The carousel located in the Children's Garden makes it even more memorable.

Visiting a local playgrounds or park is a great FREE family activity. See pictures and read reviews of all the playgrounds in Northeast Ohio that we've visited

Free Farms, Animal Sanctuaries and Zoo Admission

Mill Creek Metroparks Farm - Located in Canfield Ohio and operated by Mill Creek Metropark, the 402-acre working farm is open seasonally from April through October. Enjoy special programs, outdoor education classes and activities for children and adults, natural playground, sunflower field, walking trails, fishing ponds and much more.

Stearns Homestead Farm - Located in Parma Ohio, Stearns Homestead is a working, educational farm that is open to the public on Saturdays from May through October. The farm is home to over 75 farm animals including goats, rabbits, ducks, chickens, sheep, pigs, horses and more. Admission is free and animal feed in available to purchase.

The Ohio Bird Sanctuary - Not free, but extremely affordable at $5/adult (16 years and over) $3/child (under 2 years is free). Located in Mansfield and consists of 90 acres with hiking trails, live bird of prey displays, and a walk-through songbird aviary.

FREE Admission to Lake Metroparks Farmpark for Lake County Residents - The first Sunday and third Tuesday of each month residents of Lake County get in free to the Lake Metroparks Farmpark. Proof of residency required.

Cleveland Zoo Free Admission for Cuyahoga County and Hinckley Township - Each Monday from Memorial Day through Labor Day, residents of Cuyahoga County and Hinckley Township get FREE zoo admission (Note: Admission does not include the Rain Forest).

Akron Zoo Community Days - On specific days during the month of August/September the Akron Zoo will offer the residents of Summit County FREE zoo admission.

You may also be interested in: More fun zoos in Ohio and aquariums in Ohio

Free Things to do in the Fall

Northeast Ohio Fall Foliage Driving Tours - Take a relaxing drive along these predetermined routes and see the beauty of the changing leaves.

Summit Metroparks Fall Hiking Spree - Get out and explore the trails at the Summit County Metroparks and earn free rewards. Note: This is a FREE program for Summit County residents, out-of-county residents pay to receive their hiking rewards ($10 for first-year hikers, $5 for veteran hikers).

Medina County Parks Trekking Through Autumn - Hike the trails at the Medina County Parks and receive an award. Awards are free for Medina County residents, there is a small charge for out-of-county residents.

Free Things to do in the Summer

Northeast Ohio Splash Pads - There are over 30 Spray Parks in Cleveland, Akron, Canton and beyond. These spray parks offer a fun interactive way for children to beat the heat during the summer. And what makes them even better is that they are often FREE or low cost.

FREE Swimming Pools in Cleveland - The City of Cleveland offers residents free swimming opportunities at either the outdoor swimming pools (in the summer months) and the indoor pools at the recreation centers. Be prepared to show your ID upon arrival.

Beaches in Ohio - There are quite a few beaches located across Ohio and some even offer FREE Admission.

FREE Outdoor Summer Concerts - Grab your blankets and lawn chairs and visit one or more of these outdoor summer concerts. With options each night of the week, there is sure to be one that fits into your schedule.

FREE Theatre in Cleveland City Parks - Each summer the Cleveland Public Theatre's Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP) offers FREE performances in various parks across Cleveland. Typically in the mid August timeframe.

FREE Outdoor Movies - Attend a FREE outdoor movie under the stars. Remember your lawn chairs and blankets!

Kids Bowl FREE - Details on bowling alleys across Northeast Ohio that participate in the nationwide Kids Bowl FREE Program. Note: Shoe Rental Fees may apply

Kids Skate FREE - Details on roller rink across Northeast Ohio that participate in the nationwide Kids Skate FREE Program. Note: Skate Rental Fees may apply

FREE Water Ski Show at Emerald Lake - Wednesday nights June - August

FREE Indoor Play

Discovery Works - The amazing indoor play area at the Avon Lake Public Library. Newly renovated and includes a big area for families to explore.

Nature Centers in Ohio - There are so many great Nature Centers that offer fun nature exploration from the comfort of the indoors.

Kids Eat Free

Now it is easy for you to find out what restaurants in Northeast Ohio offer Kids Eat Free. Our HUGE list of over 50 restaurants that have special kids eat free promotions is organized by the day of the week so you can quickly pick the day you plan to go out.

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Celebration Buttons – Starting as soon as you arrive, this is the first free thing you should get.  Celebration buttons are sort of a “gateway” to other freebies. The buttons are a freebie themselves, but your likelihood of receiving random “other” freebies when wearing these dramatically increases.

Hair Confetti – The Harmony Barber Shop on Main Street in the Magic Kingdom will sprinkle confetti and “pixie dust” on your kid’s hair for free.

Driver and Pilot Licenses – The Tomorrowland Speedway and Dumbo have “license” cards they will give to kids (if you ask) certifying that they are licensed to drive or pilot those attractions.

Club Cool – This free soda spot is back in a new location in World Celebration at Epcot, sponsored by Coca-Cola.

Wake Up Call – Guests of Walt Disney World resort hotels can request a free wake-up call from Mickey or Stitch on their hotel phone.

Movies Under the Stars – Most Walt Disney World resort hotels show a Disney film each night, free for hotel guests.

Transportation Cards – Fun to collect.  Ask any WDW transportation driver if they have transportation cards.  Each card has details about WDW transportation and a Disney character.

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Any other Excel / Sheets nerds here? I use this daily to take a column of data (from Excel) and turn it into a comma-separated list which is required for many ProgressBook quick changes...

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CSV stands for Comma Separated Values. That said, a CSV file is any text file in which the characters are separated by commas, making a kind of table in rows and columns. The columns are defined by each semicolon (;), while each row is defined by an additional line in the text. In this way, CSV files can be created very easily (we explain this later). This is why .csv files are directly associated with the creation of tables of contents.

Usually, the most common way is to read CSV files from Excel, since the program (although not in the older versions) automatically identifies the separators and forms the table without having to do anything else. There are different separators, used more or less frequently depending on the region we are in.

History of the CSV in America and Europe

Like other popular formats, the CSV file has a long history within the computer world. To discover its history, we must go back to 1972, when IBM began using a system similar to the current one, but more rudimentary. At that time, memory cards containing different values separated by commas or blank spaces were used. That way, the computers of the time could read the data in a correct and orderly way.

Later, and thanks to the massification of computing, this type of system ended up being digitized. Therefore, the data was introduced in a virtual file and the physical cards were left aside. The CSV format began to be used to exchange information between databases hosted on machines with different architectures. The main reason is that the stored data is unformatted and written in plain text. Thanks to this feature, its compatibility is maximized.

However, we must make a temporary jump to the year 2005 to talk about true standardization. It is from that year when the CSV format becomes a MIME content type. From 2013, some deficiencies will be corrected to improve its compatibility. To date, the comma separated value system is still frequently used, especially when transferring data between non-compatible applications. However, there are still conflicts between the decimal formats of Europe (which are used commas) with comma separators. That's why in Europe the semicolon is usually used, while in the USA and other English-speaking countries the comma is usually used, since it uses the point as a decimal format.

Why Use a CSV File?

In conclusion, CSV files are used to handle a large amount of data in grid format, without incurring any computational cost, and making it more accessible to everyone.

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Online Comma Separator - Convert List to CSV (Column to Comma)

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[Grades: Pre-K, K-2nd] Let's Tour National Monuments! | Otto’s Tales | PragerU Kids

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Everyone can benefit from a brain break now and then, especially our students. Tony Vincent recently shared his Padlet with over 100 "Digital Snacks". These are free web apps that don’t require a login and work well for short student breaks.

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If you have read and reread the Harry Potter series, you will enjoy the Carlin Brothers deep dive chapter by chapter (book by book). They are currently on The Order of the Phoenix (January 2026). This is great fun for when you are driving or doing chores around the home. Watch out for when the dragons arrive...(if you know, you know.) ;)

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Join Harry Potter experts J and Ben Carlin of the Super Carlin Brothers YouTube show in a chapter-by-chapter read-through of the entire Harry Potter Saga from "The Boy Who Lived" to "The Flaw in the Plan." These two brothers have made a career of studying and discussing the Wizarding World and invite you to join them on an in-depth analysis of the story from start to finish. We plan to explore our favorite moments and characters, discuss fan theories, and the art of a good plot hole. (This show will contain spoilers for the whole series)

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A variety of ways to help student practice math facts with integers. Potentially, could be used on Clevertouch and the entire class could play Around the World for a quick refresh of the facts. Or you could have students practice on their devices for a short burst.

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Free Math Flashcards and Study Games about Integer Operations

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This is a cruise line that offers certain cruises for free to educators, military, police, first responders and healthcare workers. You verify who you are and you can get a free or discounted cruise depending on the one you choose. I haven't done it yet but would like to!!!

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Building automation saves energy by centralizing the control of critical systems like HVAC, lighting, and security to ensure they operate only when and where they are needed. By integrating sensors and intelligent algorithms, these systems can automatically adjust settings based on real-time occupancy, external weather conditions, and time of day, effectively eliminating the waste caused by human error or fixed schedules. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, properly tuned automation controls can reduce commercial energy consumption by approximately 29%. Beyond immediate usage adjustments, building automation provides real-time data analytics and predictive maintenance alerts, allowing facility managers to identify and fix equipment inefficiencies before they lead to significant energy loss

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Inspire ALL Students with Open, Creative Mindset Mathematics

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WorldGuessr - Play it Online at Coolmath Games

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The biannual SLP Summit is a premier online conference that brings together SLPs from around the globe. Established in 2017, this event has grown to become a trusted source of knowledge, inspiration, and networking opportunities within the field of speech, language and hearing sciences and beyond!

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Many examples listed here for creating Anchor Charts in the classroom.

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When it comes to writing, many kids struggle to get their ideas down on paper. That's why we've rounded up all the best writing anchor charts, to help your students master narrative, transitions, punctuation, editing, theme, and so much more! Try some of these ideas in your classroom to give your kids the writing support they need.

1. Why Writers Write

First and second graders will draw inspiration from this fun-filled anchor chart about why we write. Make this chart applicable to older students by expanding on each aspect with a specific audience or goal. "To share experiences" can become "to share experiences with friends, in a postcard, or with readers of a memoir."

Source: Cara Carroll

2. Expanding Sentences

Show students how a simple sentence can become a real powerhouse by exploring when, where, how, and why, along with adding adjectives. So powerful!

Source: Upper Elementary Snapshots/Expanding Sentences

3. Personal Narrative

Personal narrative is a style that all students practice in elementary school, and writing anchor charts can help keep them on track. Visit the link below for great worksheets to use with your students to prepare them to write their personal narratives.

Source: Rachel's Reflections

4. Hook Your Reader

Want to know how to draw the reader in and make them eager to continue? You need a hook! Teach students how to grab a reader's attention from the get-go, pulling them in with facts, questions, or even sound effects.

Source: Little Minds at Work

5. Point of View

Learn the differences between first person (I), second person (you), and third person (narrator), and talk about when each type is effective.

Source: Oh Boy ... It's Farley!

6. Organized Paragraph

Use a stoplight to help early elementary students understand and write clear paragraphs. As students are editing their work, have them read with green, yellow, and red pencils in hand so they can see how their paragraphs are hooking and engaging readers. See a video of this chart in action here.

7. Practicing Transitions

There are more stoplight writing anchor charts, and this one is perfect for helping students learn and practice their transition words. Draw the stoplight first and invite students to help come up with different words. Then encourage students to put the transition words into practice.

Source: A Happy, Hungry, Healthy Girl

8. Author's Perspective

Sometimes, an author's opinion comes out strongly in their writing, even if they don't state it up front. Use this chart to help students find the clues to an author's perspective.

Source: Crafting Connections/Author's Perspective

9. Author's Purpose Pie

This is a quick and easy anchor chart to help students see different types of writing. It'll also help them do a quick check to make sure their writing aligns.

Source: Literacy Ideas

10. Dig Deeper

Keep going! Sometimes it's hard to express what you mean by certain writing and revision requests, and writing anchor charts can show exactly what you mean. Now students can get a good look at what it means to dig deeper.

Source: Pinterest

11. Alternatives to "Said"

If your students are learning about writing dialogue, an anchor chart like this could really come in handy. Encourage students to try other ways to have their characters respond.

Source: ESL Amplified

12. Understanding Character

Before you can write about character, you first have to understand it. This anchor chart will help your young writers understand the difference between inside and outside characteristics.

Source: Teacher Trap

13. Diving Deeper Into Character

Now that your students understand the difference between inside and outside characteristics, dive deeper into describing a specific character. This anchor chart is a wonderful idea because students can write their idea(s) on a sticky note and then add it.

Source: Crafting Connections/Teach and Task Lessons

14. Six Traits of Writing

This anchor chart is jam-packed with things to help fourth- and fifth-grade writers remember the six traits of writing. Use the chart as a whole-class reference or laminate it to use in small groups. When it's laminated, students can check off each aspect they've included in their own writing. Meaningful dialogue? Check! Problem and solution? Check!

Source: Working 4 the Classroom

15. Writing Realistic Fiction

This anchor chart reminds upper elementary students how to create realistic stories. It really walks your students through the process, so they have all the elements they need to create their own stories.

Source: Two Writing Teachers/Realistic Fiction

16. Sequence of Events

Help early elementary students stay organized with an anchor chart that's focused on order-of-events language. Tactile learners can write their first drafts on sentence strips and use this format to put the events in order before they transcribe their work onto writing paper.

Source: Life in First Grade

17. Informational Text Structures

Focus upper elementary students on the most important aspects of informational writing while keeping them organized. This chart could be used to support paragraph writing or essays.

Source: Teaching With a Mountain View/Informational Text Structures

18. OREO Opinion Writing

This deliciously inspired opinion anchor chart can be used by students in grades 3-5 during writers workshop or when developing an opinion for discussion or debate. To build out student writing, have them "double-stuff" their OREOs with extra E examples. See a video featuring this chart here.

19. Features of a Great Report

Use examples of outstanding student work to make this anchor chart. Keep it relevant by updating the examples with student work throughout the year. In kindergarten, this will also showcase how students move from prewriting and pictures to writing words and sentences.

Source: Joyful Learning in KC

20. Write From the Heart

Sometimes the hardest part about writing is coming up with whom and what you should write about. This is the fun part, though! Use this anchor chart to remind your students that they have lots of good writing options.

Source: First Grade Parade via Cara Carroll

21. Argument Writing

Use this anchor chart with middle schoolers to make sure they're considering all sides of an argument, not just the one that matters the most to them. One way to adapt this chart, as students develop their understanding of argument, is to write each element-claim, argument, evidence-under a flap that students can lift if they need a reminder.

Source: Literacy & Math Ideas

22. Writing Process

This is an anchor chart you'll direct your students to again and again. The writing process has several steps, and it's good to remind students of this so they don't get frustrated.

Source: What's Skow-ing On in Fourth Grade?

23. Writing Checklist

For those young writers in your class, these cover the basics in a clear way.

Source: Kindergarten Chaos

24. RACE for Writing

Use the RACE mnemonic when your students are working on persuasive writing. It reminds them to cite their sources and be sure to answer the question being asked.

Source: @mrspuffer

25. Cause and Effect

Cause and effect will always be an essential part of any story. Help your students come up with different scenarios for cause and effect. In many instances, you could have multiples effects, so challenge your students to identify three to four at a time. This will really give them something to write about!

Source: 2nd Grade Superheroes

26. A Strong Lead

This upper-grade anchor chart gives students lots of ways to start their writing. Update it midyear with strong examples of leads that students have written or that they've found in books. Students could also copy this chart into their notebooks and keep track of the different ways they've started their own writing, seeing if they've developed a signature lead.

Source: Miss Klohn's Classroom

27. Crafting Power Sentences

Inspire students to get crafty and creative with their sentences. Update the moods or keywords with every writing assignment, so students are constantly refining their clauses, verbs, and descriptions.

Source: Teaching My Friends

28. Show, Don't Tell

"Show, don't tell" is a cardinal rule of writing. This anchor chart, best for upper elementary writers, can be used to strengthen scenes in fiction and narrative nonfiction works. Build out this chart for middle school writers with additional ideas and more complex emotions.

Source: Upper Elementary Snapshots/Show, Don't Tell

29. Narrative Organizer

Leave this chart up in your classroom for your students to reference often when they're writing. It really takes them through creating a successful story.

Source: Working 4 the Classroom

30. Expository Writing

This chart makes it easy for students to remember key concepts, both with color-coding and simple metaphors. Give them colored pencils and ask them to underline the corresponding sections in their essays.

Source: Adventures of a Future Teacher

31. Peer Editing

Peer editing teaches kids a variety of skills, and not just with writing. They learn to read closely, offer (and accept) useful constructive feedback, and get more comfortable sharing their writing with others. This chart helps kids through the sometimes-challenging process.

Source: Taleof2Teachers

32. Strong Sentences

Get early elementary students to write longer, more descriptive sentences with this chart. Bonus: Use sentence strips to switch out the examples of strong sentences, based on student writing.

Source: The Good Life

33. Internal Story

This chart gives students the language to add their own thoughts to their writing. Modify this chart by highlighting key phrases for students with special needs. Or have students create different thought-bubble icons to represent each internal dialogue sentence starter.

Source: Totally Terrific in Texas

34. Evidence Supported

Upper elementary students will benefit from reminders on how to refer to and cite text evidence. Use this anchor chart during writing and discussion to help connect the language that we use across domains.

Source: History Tech

35. Publishing Guidelines

Kids are often quick to turn in their papers without making sure they've included all the necessary requirements (like their names!). Use this chart to remind them about the important things to check for before they hand in their work.

Source: Juice Boxes and Crayolas

36. Figurative Language

As you teach your students about figurative language and how to use it, you'll want to have examples. This anchor chart dives into five different concepts. Each of these could actually be its own anchor chart. Perhaps have your students come up with examples on sticky notes and then place them on the chart.

Source: Willow Grove Elementary School

37. Forms of Poetry

Introducing poetry types to your students? This anchor chart covers the basics and helps kids remember that not all poetry needs to rhyme.

Source: ELA Anchor Charts

38. CUPS and ARMS

This is a popular method for teaching kids to revise and edit as well as the difference between the two. Simple acronyms keep the key strategies close at hand.

Source: Amy Lemons

39. Spicy Edits

Encourage your students to think of their writing like a recipe, which they can always tweak and improve. Have them choose one element, or "spice," to add to their work as they revise.

Source: Beyond Zebra/Pinterest

40. Writing Buddies

Sometimes students can get stuck when working with writing buddies, but writing anchor charts can help. This one encourages students to be positive and make good, thoughtful suggestions.

Source: Apostrophe Books Twitter

What are your favorite writing anchor charts? Share your ideas in our WeAreTeachers HELPLINE group on Facebook.

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Smithsonian Learning Lab is a free PreK–12 platform with images, artifacts, and primary sources that supports social studies instruction and helps build discussion, inference, and background knowledge.

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On Flippity, you can turn Google Sheets into flashcards, spinners, and review games for phonics, vocabulary, and skill practice. It is quick to set up and highly engaging.

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Quick, easy brain breaks for middle level learners.

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hand2mind Mirror My Sounds Phoneme Set, Letter Sounds Flash Cards, Toddler Speech Therapy Materials, Phonics for Kindergarten, Phonemic Awareness Manipulatives, Preschool Learning Activities

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We also use the DESMOS graphing calculator in QR to enter data tables to create models with regression formulas.

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Explore math with our beautiful, free online graphing calculator. Graph functions, plot points, visualize algebraic equations, add sliders, animate graphs, and more.

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Amplify is what used to be DESMOS. I use this to build interactive lessons for my QR classes.

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We use this to create flashcards for the vocabulary portion of our math tests.

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Wayground (Quizizz) | Flexible K-12 Learning Resources

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Find standards-aligned resources that engage every student. Wayground (formerly Quizizz) helps teachers differentiate instruction with AI and track student progress.

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Our students have a vocabulary portion on every test. We use gimkit as a resource for them to practice the vocabulary.

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You can print letters, numbers, state shapes - all sorts of things that you may want to use in class.

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Large Collection of Free Printables. Print Everything For Free. Tons of Printable Games, Puzzles, Worksheets and much more!

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Kids seem to be really interested when shown some signs.

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American Sign Language (ASL)

This page contains links to about a hundred basic ASL signs that are frequently used between parents and their young children. Remember, there is much more to learning American Sign Language than just memorizing signs. ASL has its own grammar, culture, history, terminology and other important aspects. It takes time and effort to become a "skilled language user." But you have to start somewhere if you are going to get anywhere--so dive in and enjoy.

Tip: If the video seems fast, scrolling down this page to the individual sign links and studying the individual signs first and then come back and watch the video as a review.

► One hundred signs practice activity/test:

► [Or click here for a sample quiz assignment for which the answers have NOT been posted so you can use them for student testing.]

Sample Practice Sentences:

Here are a few practice sentences you can sign using the "First 100 Sign Concepts"
Note: Don't sign the information in the [ ] brackets.

I LOVE MY FAMILY.
MY DAD LIKE[s] COLD PIZZA.
MY MOM LIKE[s] CHURCH.
[The] HE-(point off to your side) BOY LIKE[s] HOT-DOG[s].
[The] SHE-(point) GIRL WANT[s] [to] FOOD [eat].
[The] THOSE-2 BOY [and] GIRL FUTURE [will] MARRIAGE [get married].
MY BROTHER LIKE HOT WASH-(body) [bath].
MY SISTER LIKE[s] SCHOOL.
MY GRANDMA HAVE [ has a] GREEN COAT.
PAST [last] YEAR MY GRANDPA WORK [ed].
MY AUNT SLEEP HER UNDERWEAR.
MY UNCLE DIVORCE.
SHE HAPPY BABY!
SHE (the) GIRL (is) SINGLE
MY MOM-DAD (parents) (are) SEPARATE(d).
I FINISH(ed) MY HOME-WORK.
I DRIVE-to SCHOOL.
I GO (to the) STORE.
I PAST GO (went to) CHURCH WITH MY BOY-MARRIAGE (husband).
PAST (last) WEEK I SLEEP IN MY CAR.
PAST (last) NIGHT (it was) COLD OUT (outside).

Notes:

* Want even more ASL resources? Visit the "ASL Training Center!" (Subscription Extension of ASLU)

* Also check out Dr. Bill's channel: www.youtube.com/billvicars

You can learn American Sign Language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™
ASL resources by Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars

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100 first signs: American Sign Language (ASL)

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100 beginner ASL signs. Great for Parents of Deaf children or anyone who wants to learn baby sign language. Also includes American Sign Language related information and resources.

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My daughter loves these quick videos with experiments! It is hosted by a MIT-engineer turned Science Communicator, Emily Calandrelli.

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These are all the experiments from my #1 NYTimes Best Selling Book Series Stay Curious and Keep Exploring! Book 1: https://amzlink.to/az0l6jxozs4OD Book 2: h…

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Free resources for Teachers - games, activities reinforcing beginning reading skills

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If you scroll down on the link tree, you will find Free Resources for Teachers. There are games and activities for stations to reinforce beginning reading skills.

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Resources, interactives, videos, and lessons for high school science concepts.

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Great interactive labs. Most require a memebership but there are a few that are available at no cost.

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Get access to a rotating collection of Gizmos free from our library of over 550 math and science labs and simulations. Explore interactive learning today!

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Explore math with our beautiful, free online graphing calculator. Graph functions, plot points, visualize algebraic equations, add sliders, animate graphs, and more.

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You can use this as the first five, or final five, minutes of the day with your students. Discussion questions and choices, check-ins and new greetings to try daily. Different age levels available.

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Today’s First Five Collection - Edtomorrow

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Today’s First Five — Edtomorrow- Supporting Today’s Educators through Restorative Practices PD

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Great for finding additional texts to pair with what we are doing in class.

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Cool site with a new question, posed by students, each week.

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Could a kid win a race against a penguin?

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Watch the video to discover the answer to “Could a kid win a race against a penguin?” and don’t forget to vote for next week’s question!

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Great resource for finding graphic organizers that fit our classwork.

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Sometimes, we just need some help organizing our thoughts - students AND educators.

Paper versions of graphic organizers can do a nice job of that. But by making them digital in Google Apps, they instantly become customizable. Multiple people can collaborate on them in real time. They can be shared with a link, embedded in a website or downloaded as an image file.

In short, digital graphic organizers are more versatile.

In Google Apps, there's a highly powerful yet highly overlooked app called Drawings. It gives users a blank canvas where they can add text, shapes, lines, etc. When done, they can save their work as image files or PDF files and can add those images to documents, slides and spreadsheets.
Drawings can be the virtual page where students can gather and process their ideas.

I used to shy away from doing a lot of graphic organizers because it's hard to design them in Google Docs; the moment I learned that you could change the page set-up to 8.5 x 11 inches, my world CHANGED. Now I rarely use Google Docs to make *anything*; I use Google Slides by default because I can add more graphics and have better control of the overall configuration. - Amy Nolan, high school English teacher, Commerce, Texas

Creating graphic organizer templates with Google Drawings

As Amy mentioned above, Google Slides can be used to create these as well as Google Drawings. The difference - Drawings focuses on one single page; Slides has multiple slides, which allows for multiple pages.

I've created 15 of them (see links below) that can be copied, saved, changed, tweaked or completely redone to fit your needs and your students' needs. We have added 10 more that were created by the Ditch That Textbook community and shared with us for this post.

It took me about 90 minutes to make 15 of them so that averages out to six minutes each. (Some were more time-consuming than others, and I got faster at making them as I progressed.)

Sharing your Google Drawings graphic organizers
Once you've created a graphic organizer (or have saved one of mine), there are a few easy ways to get them to your students:

If you use Google Classroom, create a new assignment and choose the option to deliver a copy of your graphic organizer to each student.

You can copy the URL (link) to the graphic organizer and deliver it to students via a class website, SeeSaw etc. You can also make a shorter, easier URL to type with URL shorteners like Bitly and TinyURL. (Check your Internet filter to make sure your shortened URLs come through. I've found that TinyURL works in most schools' filters.)

Using the blue "Share" button, click the "Get shareable link" button and set the document as "Anyone with the link" at the top and "Can view" at the bottom. That way, students won't be able to change your original copy and will have to make a copy of their own.

PRO TIP: When you copy a URL (link) to any G Suite file, it probably says "view" or "edit" at the end of it. If you change that word to "copy", it will force whoever opens that link to make a copy of the file instead of opening your file. That's another trick to keeping your original version from being altered. (If you assign it through Google Classroom, you won't need to do this.)

Here are 25 graphic organizer templates that can be used for many different subject areas and grade levels.

Feel free to make a copy of any of these google drawings templates and adapt them for your own use:

Question: What other graphic organizers would be useful to create in Google Drawings? Can you share a link to a graphic organizer you've created so others can use it, too? Leave a comment below!

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Be sure to review before using. This website is a collection of resources from different cultures throughout time along the Silk Road. There are museum artifacts as well as links to videos, articles, etc.

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Besides following this amazing race just for fun, there is an education page to use with kids, too.

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