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Exciting Mother’s Day Classroom Activities for Students

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Exciting Mother's Day Classroom Activities for Students

If you are seeking fun and exciting Mother’s Day celebration ideas and activities for your students, look no further!

Mother’s Day is a special occasion to celebrate and appreciate the love that our mothers and mother figures provide us with. It is also the perfect opportunity for teachers to engage their students in exciting activities for them to express their appreciation toward their mothers, especially on Mother’s Day. 

Let’s take a look at some fun and creative Mother’s Day classroom activity ideas that are suitable for students of all ages. From art projects to creative writing activities, it will inspire your students to celebrate their mothers in unique and meaningful ways.

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QuickSchools Blog 2022 Recap!

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Since we are always looking for ways to make your user experience more pleasant, we decided to categorize our 2022 articles to make it easier for you to navigate and find them in the future. If you have any ideas for future articles, don’t be afraid to leave a comment. We’d love to hear from you!

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Top 5 best gifts to show appreciation to teachers

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top 5 gifts to give to your teachers

It is important to start instilling gratitude from a young age. Some easy tips for teaching gratitude to children at school is by teaching them to say thank you to the people who help them out with doing things. This helps to show appreciation to others.

These efforts should definitely start from home. Parents can begin by telling their children why they are grateful for them. They can talk about the things they are grateful for and ask their kids to list down the things they are most grateful for. The key is to be consistent with showing gratitude and appreciation, so they know it is a regular practice and not only done on rare occasions.

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For This Back to School Season 2022, Let’s Not Forget Our Student’s Mental Health

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The new school year recently started. Students all over the world are physically heading back to school.  Many have been looking forward to starting classes in person since many schools were still conducting lessons remotely previously. They must have missed their friends, for instance having lunch together and getting to play outside during PE. 

Those in boarding school might be moving into dorms while others wait for the school bus on the first day of class. Due to this sense of (pre-covid) normalcy, some kids might be suffering from anxiety about having to physically attend classes and interact with other people daily. They may be worried about catching covid, not knowing how to interact with friends, and extroverts suddenly becoming introverts after a long period of isolation.

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Is using social media in the classroom a good idea?

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impact of social media in the classroom

Ever thought of using social media as an educational tool in your classroom? Maybe now is the time. It is a great tool that can enrich the learning experience and improve communication. Form a deeper connection between your school and students. For instance, students can be updated with events and happenings through the school’s social media profile. We look into ways how using social media in the classroom can be helpful in the classroom.

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