Seasonal Lessons
It is just as important to celebrate and recognize holidays in middle school as it is in the younger grades. Learn how I keep celebrations curriculum focused with these articles and resources.
Winter Digital Escape Room
Looking for a fun, engaging activity to use in your middle school classroom? Try out this free digital escape room.
This winter-themed digital escape room has students solve a series of puzzles individually or in teams. It’s completely digital and ready-to-use, making it perfect for in-person or virtual learning.
Your students will love this fun activity! They’ll practice communication and problem-solving while also building their reading and literacy skills.
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