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😍 Dr. Seuss has been a teachers' favorite for decades now. Click below to download the pack of Dr. Seuss worksheets for 2026-2027 school year. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

🍎 A small gift for the amazing teachers preparing for another school year. Thank you for the countless ways you encourage, support and inspire children every single day. I created this Friendship Skills Poster as a visual tool that can be displayed in the classroom throughout the school year. Choose one friendship skill each week and use it to inspire discussions, role-playing and everyday learning. 🍎 Print it in the size that works best for your classroom, laminate it and display it on your classroom wall as a year-round visual reminder of friendship and social skills. Wishing you a wonderful school year filled with learning, kindness and new friendships. 📚🍎 (с) Livia Barbuti #teacherhub_ideas

250 years ago, a bold idea changed the course of history. Today we celebrate the people, principles, and enduring promise of the United States of America. Happy 4th of July from the White House. 🇺🇸

🌱 Spring into Action in Your Classroom! 🌷 Looking for a fresh way to start your lesson? Shake off the winter blues with these Spring Idioms! ☀️ These are perfect for a quick warm-up activity: 1️⃣ Write an idiom on the board. 2️⃣ Have students guess the meaning based on the context. 3️⃣ Ask them if they have a similar expression in their native language! 🌍 Common Spring Idioms & Phrases: 🏃‍♂️ A spring in your step – Walking with energy because you're happy. 🐣 No spring chicken – Someone who isn’t young anymore. 🧹 Spring cleaning – Tidying a place thoroughly. 🍄 Spring up like mushrooms – To appear suddenly and in large numbers. 🌈 Full of the joys of spring – To be very lively and cheerful. ✂️ To nip it in the bud – To stop a problem at the very beginning. 🐚 To come out of one's shell – To stop being shy and become more sociable. ☔ To save for a rainy day – To put money aside for a future time of need. Give your students a little spring fever today! 🐝✨ #teacherhub_ideas

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#BritishCouncil Join us on 13 March 2026 for two practical webinars focusing on learner well-being and including home languages in the classroom to create a sense of belonging. You can watch the event live on Facebook or YouTube, or register to join on Zoom. 🗓️ Date: 13 March 2026 9.00 UK time 👉 Register now: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0qGxQ50 #teacherhub_webinar #teacherhub_training

🌲❄️☃️Winter Resources🌲❄️☃️ 🌨The weather ❄️How do you make a snowflake? This web page is great for teaching instructions: http://www.highhopes.com/snowflakes.html ❄️Make a snowflake finger puppet. Here you have a rhyme and a puppet to use at the same time: http://www.bry-backmanor.org/actpag23.html ❄️Printable games for winter weather: https://www.education.com/worksheets/weather-seasons/?q=winter%20weather 🎄Christmas Whether you go into the traditional story of Christmas or whether you approach it on a purely commercial level is up to you and your school. ⭐️This site has off and on-line activities for Christmas: http://projectbritain.com/Xmas/calendar/ ⭐️Go to the British Council LearnEnglish Kids site for a range of activities about Christmas: https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/category/topics/christmas #teacherhub_resources

🦌 You know Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, and Vixen… but did you know reindeer antlers start out soft and covered in velvet? 🎄 In this NOVA l PBS Gross Science video, students can explore how reindeer grow and shed their antlers, plus discover incredible adaptations like UV vision that help them survive in snowy landscapes. 🔗Resource from PBS Learning: https://bit.ly/4eWGbD7 #teacherhub_resources

These Letter to Santa printables are for the kids who love Christmas but don’t really vibe with traditional red and green. Soft pinks, blues, purples, and modern winter tones — still so magical, just a little more them. They’re ready to print, easy for parents, and perfect for slowing down long enough to let your kids put their thoughts on paper. One of those small traditions that somehow turns into a keepsake. And yes, Santa’s address is included below, because that part really matters. 🎅🏼 Santa Claus 123 Elf Road North Pole, 88888 Print, write, seal it up, and let the Christmas magic do its thing! ❄️🎄📃💌📬 (c) Chan Burton Photography #teacherhub_resources #teacherhub_activities

🐇Hello Winter! 🐇 I love giving my students the feel of winter by discussing these winter proverbs with them. Try it out! From IG @ruthlessteacher #teacherhub_resources

❓Why did colonists come to America? ❓️Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived? ❓Name ONE American Indian tribe. 🌟All these questions are directly connected to Thanksgiving. You can learn how - and teach your students! - with the help of this ready U.S. Thanksgiving lesson "Pilgrims and American Indians". 🇺🇸Lesson is prepared by the U.S. Customs and Immigration Service. 🇺🇸 #teacherhub_lesson Download lesson and handouts below ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Video instruction: How to use the Thanksgiving Cootie Catcher printable 🔗 https://youtu.be/OyvuaGkKZWo?si=25lmJGgu6CZh2kbU

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🌟Thanksgiving Activity Printables 🌟 [from Party with Unicorns] 📁Thanksgiving placemat printable Thanksgiving ISPY worksheet Thanksgiving Paper Crowns Thanksgiving Fortune teller printable / Thanksgiving Cootie Catcher #teacherhub_activities

📬 Check out these Halloween resources: 🎃🖼 Halloween Around the World Pictionary: https://t.me/teacherhub/640 📻 Horror Story Dictogloss: https://t.me/teacherhub/626 🔎 Halloween Show-and-Tell: https://t.me/teacherhub/633 🦇Halloween Mad Libs: https://t.me/teacherhub/624 🎃 Various useful links here: https://t.me/teacherhub/639 #teacherhub_resources #teacherhub_halloween