48. Travel soap boxes keep your decks together. Plastic travel soap boxes, the kind that snap closed, are the perfect size for storing any kind of cards—language flash cards, math cards, etc. Kids can grab a box to use and return them all neatly at the end of the period. No mismatched decks or broken rubber bands.

Scavenger hunts are a fantastic way to foster your students’ curiosity, develop their cognitive skills, and encourage teamwork. Make learning a positive and exciting experience with our collection of 48 creative ideas! From exploring the seasons to mastering the alphabet, these scavenger hunt activities are sure to create memorable, learning-filled adventures for your kiddos. Dive …

23. Rainbow dream classroom organization. Source: @hipsterartteacher. 24. Jewel-tone treasure boxes! Source: @themeaningfulteacher. 25. It’s the little things, for sure. Source: @amandabrindley. 26. Kicking it old-school. Source: @littlecountrykindergarten. 27. Desk drawer or Tetris puzzle? Source: @msk1ell. 28. Teacher organization with boho ...

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Create - Get a QR code for each question. Step 3. Display - Put the QR codes around your school. Step 4. Begin - Students find and answer the questions. (Just cut and paste from a word processor or type directly) (Automatically generated as text files to read via phones) (Be creative - different sizes, different places!)