This Friday is notoriously the most difficult day to teach all year…
Why?
It’s HALLOWEEN!
And, it’s on a Friday this year!
As always the best approach is to be proactive. If you want to have a good Halloween with your students then you better have something fun planned. However, that doesn’t mean it can’t be educational as well. For example, since I teach U.S. History I usually do something involving the Salem Witch Trials.
If you’re looking for Halloween activities that are both fun AND educational then check out this site: www.Kids-Halloween-Activities.com
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