Make winter writing cozy and creative! This printable writing pack includes 40 soup-themed prompts in two formats: a journal with lined pages and matching prompt cards for flexible use. Children can write directly in the…
50 Winter/Christmas Writing Prompts for middle to high school students. Engage students with creative, reflective, and analytical topics designed for the holiday season.
Discover the Surprising True Story Behind a Beloved Holiday Did you know Valentine’s Day wasn’t always about hearts and chocolates? This engaging unit study takes elementary students on a fascinating journey through history, revealing how…
Comprehensive literary analysis unit comparing Edgar Allan Poe’s Gothic Horror with Shirley Jackson’s Modern Horror. for high school students developing college-level critical thinking skills.
Inspire gratitude and enhance writing skills with our Ways You’ve Shown Gratitude: 20 Writing Prompts & 20 Note-Taking Sheets. Perfect for middle to high school students.
Explore Gothic Horror vs. Modern Horror through 20 writing prompts comparing Edgar Allan Poe’s works and Modern Horror stories. Includes note-taking sheets for grades 8-12.
This Día de Los Muertos/Day of the Dead Writing Prompts & Note-Taking Sheets set helps middle to high school students explore and appreciate the Day of the Dead. Includes culturally rich writing prompts and structured…
A holiday-themed high school writing resource featuring 50 creative reflection prompts, note-taking sheets, and a detailed rubric for assessment and growth.
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With just nine easy sewing steps, you can have a beautiful grocery bag holder in your favorite print. It can hold plastic baggies, hair scrunchies, scarves, bandanas, reusable cleaning cloths and so much more!
Fun crossword puzzle that students can complete about the history of New Year celebrations using their own research or a suggested (linked) article: History of New Year Celebrations
The Brain Bites Placemats: Learn About Easter for Elementary Kids is a great way to introduce and cultivate a Christ-centered Easter celebration with your family.
You get two recipes for Blondie Brownie Bars (AKA: chocolate chip cookie bars). Each recipe is about the same, but one adds the white chips. This is a great activity to do on National Blonde…
Turkeys, pumpkins, the First Thanksgiving, and family Thanksgiving traditions transform copywork lessons into meaningful, focused activities with this picture-based Charlotte Mason-inspired resource.
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