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St. Patrick's Day Activities, and the March Review Before Testing: Kiwiland Teaching Blog cover SeasonalOct 30, 2026

St. Patrick's Day Activities, and the March Review Before Testing

March is the last clear run before state testing. A St. Patrick's week plan, plus the review days around it, for Grades 1–8.

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February Activities That Still Teach: Groundhog Day, the 100th Day, Valentine's Day and Presidents' Day: Kiwiland Teaching Blog cover SeasonalOct 30, 2026

February Activities That Still Teach: Groundhog Day, the 100th Day, Valentine's Day and Presidents' Day

Four holidays in the shortest month. A date-by-date plan with self-checking math cases, reading mysteries and digital escape rooms for K–9.

In this post How do you teach through four holidays in one month?A February plan, date by dateGroundhog Day activities, February 2100th day of school activities for K to 2Valentine's Day math cases, and the standard under each oneCases in this post Valentines day surprise card mystery detective add subtract grades 2-4Valentines day CSI mystery detective february grades 3-5Valentine's Day reading mystery Kindness Cards cover for grades 3-6Read the post →
Winter math and reading activities for January: Kiwiland Teaching Blog cover with The Big Freeze, 3-digit subtraction across zeros and The Hot Chocolate Case covers in the snow SeasonalOct 30, 2026

Winter Activities for the First Week Back: A January Reset Plan

The first week of January is a review week, not a fresh start. A first-week-back plan for winter math and reading that puts December...

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Christmas math and reading activities for the last three weeks before break: Kiwiland Teaching Blog cover on candy-stripe wrapping paper with Santa's Sleigh, Christmas multiplication and Christmas Around the World covers Sub plansOct 23, 2026

Christmas Activities for the Last Three Weeks Before Break

December is long but keeps getting interrupted. A three-week plan for Christmas math and reading that still teaches: one self-checking case a day, a...

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Thanksgiving math and reading activities for the short week: Kiwiland Teaching Blog cover with The Missing Turkey and Thanksgiving multiplication worksheets Sub plansOct 22, 2026

Thanksgiving Week Activities That Still Teach: A Three-Day Plan

Thanksgiving week is two or three days. Spend them on review that checks itself: a math case, the real history of the holiday, and...

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Halloween math and reading activities for grades 1–10: Kiwiland Teaching Blog cover with The Haunted Hallway, The School Witches and Zombie Run worksheets under a full moon Sub plansOct 22, 2026

Halloween Activities That Are Still a Real Lesson

Most Halloween activities pause the lesson. A mystery only resolves if the math or reading is right. Real cases, real reviews, Grades 1–10.

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"I make the worksheets I wished I'd had as a teacher."

Hi, I'm Stuart. I taught for over 20 years, at every grade level, and spent years as a teaching principal in small rural schools where one teacher has to reach every kid in the room. That's where the mysteries came from: practice that checks itself, so students know the moment they're on the wrong track.