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by Victoria Zablocki, Elementary Teacher turned Outdoor Educator
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75. Summer Activities for 2nd and 5th Graders Aligned with NGSS
Jun 22, 2026
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74. Outside Summer Activities for 1st and 4th Graders Aligned with NGSS
Jun 15, 2026
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73. Summer Activities for Kindergarteners and 3rd Graders Aligned with NGSS
Jun 8, 2026
9m 29s
72. 6 Books for Summer to Help You and Your Learners' Caregivers Introduce Seasonal Signs
Jun 1, 2026
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71. Reptiles and Amphibians List: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities
May 25, 2026
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| 6/22/26 | ![]() 75. Summer Activities for 2nd and 5th Graders Aligned with NGSS | Summer has begun! And with it is a wonderful opportunity to explore water and where it can be found. Now is a great time to suggest to your learners' caregivers to enjoy the local waterways and help prevent that summer slide.Press play to hear descriptions for tracking local locations with water for 2nd graders and a local waterway clean up for 5th graders, both aligned with Next Generation Science Standards.During the episode I share the standard that inspired the activity, how the activity relates to water in summer, and how you can share those activities with your learners' families. And make sure to listen all the way through the episode; you may find yourself inspired to adapt one of these activities or use an activity for a different grade level.Next Generation Science Standards addressed in this episode:2-ESS2-3: Obtain information to identify where water is found on Earth and that it can be solid or liquid.5-ESS2-2: Describe and graph the amounts and percentages of water and fresh water in various reservoirs to provide evidence about the distribution of water on Earth.5-ESS3-1: Obtain and combine information about ways individual communities use science ideas to protect the Earth’s resources and environment.Resources mentioned 💚Episode 74: Outside Summer Activities for 1st and 4th Graders Aligned with NGSSEpisode 6: 5 Outdoor Education Safety Tips for Teaching OutsideNaturally Teaching Activity IndexShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode75🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() 74. Outside Summer Activities for 1st and 4th Graders Aligned with NGSS | The summer solstice is coming up next week! Which brings with it signs of summer including warmer temps and longer hours of daylight. So let's give your learners some fun games they can enjoy with their families to extend their learning as well as prevent the dreaded summer slide!Press play to hear descriptions for hours of sunlight hopscotch for 1st graders and a flashlight hide-and-seek game for 4th graders, both aligned with Next Generation Science Standards.During the episode I share the standard that inspired the activity, how the activity relates to light, and a description of how to implement the activity with your learners. And make sure to listen all the way through the episode; you may find yourself inspired to adapt one of these activities or use an activity for a different grade level.Next Generation Science Standards addressed in this episode:1-ESS1-2: Make observations at different times of year to relate the amount of daylight to the time of year.4-PS4-2: Develop a model to describe that light reflecting from objects and entering the eye allows objects to be seen.Resources mentioned 💚Episode 72: 6 Books for Summer to Help You and Your Learners’ Caregivers Introduce Seasonal SignsEpisode 73: Summer Activities for Kindergarteners and 3rd Graders Aligned with NGSSEpisode 17: 6 Fun Fall Activities Aligned with K-5 Next Generation Science StandardsNaturally Teaching Activity IndexShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode74🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() 73. Summer Activities for Kindergarteners and 3rd Graders Aligned with NGSS✨ | summer activitieskindergarten+4 | — | Naturally TeachingNext Generation Science Standards+1 | — | summer activitieskindergarten+6 | — | 9m 29s | |
| 6/1/26 | ![]() 72. 6 Books for Summer to Help You and Your Learners' Caregivers Introduce Seasonal Signs✨ | summer booksseasonal concepts+3 | — | Goodbye Spring, Hello SummerSummer is Here+4 | — | summer booksseasonal signs+3 | — | 13m 47s | |
| 5/25/26 | ![]() 71. Reptiles and Amphibians List: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities✨ | reptilesamphibians+3 | — | Next Generation Science StandardsEpisode 70: How Are Reptiles and Amphibians Different?+1 | — | reptilesamphibians+3 | — | 13m 24s | |
| 5/18/26 | ![]() 70. How Are Reptiles and Amphibians Different? 1st and 4th Grade NGSS Activities✨ | reptilesamphibians+3 | — | Next Generation Science StandardsEpisode 69: Impact of Humans on Environment: Kindergarten and 3rd Grade NGSS Activities+2 | — | reptilesamphibians+3 | — | 9m 51s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() 69. Impact of Humans on Environment: Kindergarten and 3rd Grade NGSS Activities✨ | environmental impactNGSS activities+3 | — | Next Generation Science StandardsNaturally Teaching Activity Index+4 | — | reptilesamphibians+3 | — | 13m 49s | |
| 5/4/26 | ![]() 68. 6 Picture Books About Characteristics of Amphibians and Reptiles✨ | amphibiansreptiles+3 | — | About AmphibiansThere Are Amphibians Everywhere+7 | — | amphibiansreptiles+3 | — | 12m 39s | |
| 4/27/26 | ![]() 67. Pollination of Flowers: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities✨ | pollinationelementary education+3 | — | Next Generation Science StandardsEpisode 66: How Flowers Attract Pollinators | — | pollinationflowers+5 | — | 8m 54s | |
| 4/20/26 | ![]() 66. How Flowers Attract Pollinators: 1st and 4th Grade NGSS Activities✨ | pollinatorsflowers+3 | — | Next Generation Science StandardsEpisode 65: Flowers and Pollinators: Kindergarten and 3rd Grade NGSS Activities+1 | — | pollinationplant heredity+3 | — | 15m 13s | |
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| 4/13/26 | ![]() 65. Flowers and Pollinators: Kindergarten and 3rd Grade NGSS Activities✨ | flowerspollinators+4 | — | Not a Buzz to Be Found: Insects in WinterPollination for Plants: How to Use ‘Flowers Are Calling’ for Effective Teaching+3 | — | Next Generation Science Standardskindergarten+5 | — | 9m 48s | |
| 4/6/26 | ![]() 64. 7 Pollinator and Flower Books for Elementary-Aged Students✨ | pollinatorsflowers+3 | — | Fantastic FlowersFlower Talk+5 | — | pollinationchildren's literature+3 | — | 12m 49s | |
| 3/30/26 | ![]() 63. Frogs Vs Toads and Other Herps in Spring: K-5 NGSS Activities✨ | frogstoads+4 | — | iNaturalist Frog Life Cycle and Grouping Mini Unit for 3rd Grade (ELA and Science Activities)Michigan Herp Atlas+4 | — | frogs vs toadsK-5 activities+5 | — | 18m 31s | |
| 3/23/26 | ![]() 62. Water in Weather: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities | Water is a critical part of weather; without water, we wouldn't have most of our different weather conditions! Whether it's clouds, rain, thunderstorms, humidity, wind...it's all related to water in weather. And March and November are great times to study weather and the role water plays in it!Press play to hear descriptions for maple sugaring with 2nd graders and mapping vernal pools with 5th graders, both aligned with Next Generation Science Standards.During the episode I share the standard that inspired the activity, how the activity relates to water in weather, and a description of how to implement the activity with your learners. And make sure to listen all the way through the episode; you may find yourself inspired to adapt one of these activities or use an activity for a different grade level.Next Generation Science Standards addressed in this episode:2-ESS2-3: Obtain information to identify where water is found on Earth and that it can be solid or liquid5-ESS2-2: Describe and graph the amounts and percentages of water and fresh water in various reservoirs to provide evidence about the distribution of water on EarthResources mentioned 💚Episode 61: Illumination and Weather: 1st and 4th Grade NGSS ActivitiesTapping Into Learning: 15 Maple Syrup Books for Elementary ScienceHow Maple Syrup Season Can Help You Teach Elementary StudentsMaple Syrup and Water Cycle Mini Unit for 2nd Grade (ELA, Math, and Science)Citizen Science Lab: Vernal Pools - Citizen Science Projects for 5th GradersEpisode 46: Vernal Pool Patrol: A Citizen Science Project for Elementary Teachers and Homeschool Parents with Lindsey HarrellEpisode 47: 6 Vernal Pools and Frog Activities Aligned with K-5 Next Generation Science StandardsEpisode 48: 9 Vernal Pool and Frog Books for Elementary Teachers and Homeschool ParentsHow Vernal Pools Can Be Used to Reach Your Curricular GoalsNaturally Teaching Activity IndexShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode62🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 3/16/26 | ![]() 61. Illumination and Weather: 1st and 4th Grade NGSS Activities | Let's continue to take advantage of the variable weather March brings and focus on weather and illumination in connection to 1st and 4th grade NGSS. 1st and 4th grade standards have light and its role in seeing objects in common and weather can help us investigate that concept.Press play to hear descriptions for an activity where 1st graders match colors to natural objects in different weather conditions and an opportunity where 4th graders take pictures of nature in different amounts of natural light, both aligned with Next Generation Science Standards.During the episode I share the standard that inspired the activity, how the activity relates to weather and illumination, and a description of how to implement the activity with your learners. And make sure to listen all the way through the episode; you may find yourself inspired to adapt one of these activities or use an activity for a different grade level.Next Generation Science Standards addressed in this episode:1-PS4-2: Make observations to construct an evidence-based account that objects in darkness can be seen only when illuminated4-PS4-2: Develop a model to describe that light reflecting from objects entering the eye allows objects to be seenResources mentioned 💚Episode 60: Elementary Study About Weather: Kindergarten and 3rd Grade NGSS ActivitiesEpisode 6: 5 Outdoor Education Safety Tips for Teaching OutsideMoon Phases and Light Mini Unit for 1st Grade (ELA and Science Activities)Naturally Teaching Activity IndexShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode61🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 3/9/26 | ![]() 60. Elementary Study About Weather: Kindergarten and 3rd Grade NGSS Activities | Weather is an inherently interesting concept to elementary-aged learners and March is one of the best times to experience a variety of weather conditions in a short time. Fog, rain, snow, frost, dew, sun, clouds...March has it all. So let's take advantage of this weather-rich month and get your learners some quality experiences.Press play to hear descriptions for a weather movement cube for kindergarteners and the citizen science project CoCoRaHS for 3rd graders, both aligned with Next Generation Science Standards. During the episode I share the standard that inspired the activity, how the activity relates to weather, and a description of how to implement the activity with your learners. And make sure to listen all the way through the episode; you may find yourself inspired to adapt one of these activities or use an activity for a different grade level.Next Generation Science Standards addressed in this episode:K-ESS2-1: Use and share observations of local weather conditions to describe patterns over time.3-ESS2-1: Represent data in tables and graphical displays to describe typical weather conditions expected during a particular season.Resources mentioned 💚Episode 59: 7 Books About Weather for Elementary-Aged StudentsEpisode 6: 5 Outdoor Education Safety Tips for Teaching OutsideWeather Movement Cube for Kindergarten (Ambulatory Cubes)CoCoRaHS Schools: Getting StartedNeed a rain gauge? Here’s the contact email for help from CoCoRaHSCoCoRaHS Basic training PDFCoCoRaHS Training slide showsCoCoRaHS Training VideosCoCoRaHS FAQ’sCoCoRaHS Gauge installation tipsCoCoRaHS How to Read Your Gauge guideCoCoRaHS Data entry tipsCoCoRaHS Station identification signCoCoRaHS Apple App storeCoCoRaHS Google Play storeWeather Scavenger Hunt PDFFREE Printable Weather WheelShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode60🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 3/2/26 | ![]() 59. 7 Books About Weather for Elementary-Aged Students | March is a time of varied weather which gives you the chance to explore lots of weather conditions in a short amount of time. Snow, fog, frost, dew, rain, clouds, sunshine...it all comes together in the month of March. Your learners will be so happy to see winter give way to spring, so let's celebrate with weather-related opportunities.Books are a great way to introduce weather conditions. In this episode, I give you a brief summary of books about weather and my thoughts on how they can help you with your students.Books in this episode 📚Feel the Fog by April Pulley SayreDew and Frost by Elizabeth MilesPuff: All About Air by Emily Kate MoonSunshine by Cassie MayerHello, Rain! By Kyo Maclear and Chris TurnhamWacky Weather: All About Odd Weather Events by Todd TarpleyStaying Safe - Weather Safety by Melissa Catena(Disclaimer: as an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you)Resources mentioned 💚“Teaching with Books: How to Integrate Science and Literacy for Elementary Classrooms.”Episode 43: 9 Spring Picture Books to Help You Introduce Seasonal Signs, Plants, and Animals in SpringEpisode 16: 10 Fall Picture Books to Introduce Seasonal Signs, Falling Leaves, and Animals in Autumn12 Children’s Story Books About Weather for Elementary Students12 Snow Books to Support Your Elementary CurriculumEpisode 52: 5 No Snow Books About Winter for Preschool and Elementary ClassroomsShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode59🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 2/23/26 | ![]() 58. Winter Animals and Water: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities | Water is a critical part of animal survival, yet it's so scarce during the winter! With freezing temperatures, water is trapped as snow or ice and it makes winter a really hard time for animals to fulfill all of their needs. Now is a great time to study winter animals and the role water plays in their survival!Press play to hear descriptions for a states of matter water experiment for 2nd graders and an observational study for 5th graders, both aligned with Next Generation Science Standards.During the episode I share the standard that inspired the activity, how the activity relates to winter animals and water, and a description of how to implement the activity with your learners. And make sure to listen all the way through the episode; you may find yourself inspired to adapt one of these activities or use an activity for a different grade level.Next Generation Science Standards addressed in this episode:2-ESS2-3: Obtain information to identify where water is found on Earth and that it can be solid or liquid5-ESS2-1: Develop a model using an example to describe ways the geosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and/or atmosphere interactResources mentioned 💚Episode 57: Winter Animals and Hibernation: 1st and 4th Grade NGSS ActivitiesEpisode 6: 5 Outdoor Education Safety Tips for Teaching OutsideSnowy Science: A Guide to Teaching About Matter in WinterShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode58🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 2/16/26 | ![]() 57. Winter Animals and Hibernation: 1st and 4th Grade NGSS Activities | Winter is a time of scarcity for both animals as well as teachers and homeschool parents trying to find engaging and experiential activities for their learners. Let me help you out with these two activities for 1st and 4th graders inspired by winter animals and hibernation!Press play to hear descriptions for a hibernation animal sort and hike for 1st graders and a predator role playing experience for 4th graders, both aligned with Next Generation Science Standards.During the episode I share the standard that inspired the activity, how the activity relates to winter animals and hibernation, and a description of how to implement the activity with your learners. And make sure to listen all the way through the episode; you may find yourself inspired to adapt one of these activities or use an activity for a different grade level.Next Generation Science Standards addressed in this episode:1-LS1-2: Read texts and use media to determine patterns in behavior of parents and offspring that help offspring survive4-LS1-1: Construct an argument that plants and animals have internal and external structures that function to support survival, growth, behavior, and reproductionResources mentioned 💚Episode 56: Signs of Animals in Winter: Kindergarten and 3rd Grade NGSS ActivitiesEpisode 6: 5 Outdoor Education Safety Tips for Teaching OutsideEpisode 29: Hibernation in Animals: 6 Dormancy Activities for Elementary Teachers and Homeschool Groups.Animal Hibernation Asleep or Awake SortHibernation Preparation Movement Cube for 1st Grade (Ambulatory Cube)Animal Migration SortWinter Animal Adaptations Sort | Hibernation, Migration, AdaptationShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode57🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() 56. Signs of Animals in Winter: Kindergarten and 3rd Grade NGSS Activities | Sometimes winter seems so lifeless and dull. However, it can actually be a really beneficial time of the year to study animal needs and the components of habitats. Think about it: during a time of scarcity, there are still animals that are active and surviving. Why not investigate what they're finding that keeps them alive?Press play to hear descriptions for an animal signs hike for kindergarteners and a habitat safari for 3rd graders, both aligned with Next Generation Science Standards. During the episode I share the standard that inspired the activity, how the activity relates to animal needs and habitats, and a description of how to implement the activity with your learners. And make sure to listen all the way through the episode; you may find yourself inspired to adapt one of these activities or use an activity for a different grade level.Next Generation Science Standards addressed in this episode:K-ESS3-1: Use a model to represent the relationship between the needs of different plants and animals (including humans) and the places they live.3-LS4-3: Construct an argument with evidence that in a particular habitat some organisms can survive well, some survive less well, and some cannot survive at all.Resources mentioned 💚Episode 51: Adapting - Naturally Teaching Elementary Updates and GoalsEpisode 55: 6 Books About Animals in Winter for Elementary-Aged StudentsEpisode 6: 5 Outdoor Education Safety Tips for Teaching Outside“Over and Under the Snow” Picture Book Companion for 3rd Grade“Over and Under the Snow” by Kate Messner: Teaching Animal AdaptationsShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode56🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 2/2/26 | ![]() 55. 6 Books About Animals in Winter for Elementary-Aged Students | The extreme weather of winter makes you wonder what animals are crazy enough to endure and survive it. Animals are active in winter, whether we see them or not, and the animals that are awake leave behind traces and clues that can be found. These little gems can be just the hook your learners need to pursue amazing inquiry driven studies.Books are a great way to introduce animal signs in winter and to encourage the development of observational skills. In this episode, I give you a brief summary of books about animals in winter and my thoughts on how they can help you with your students.Books in this episode 📚In the Snow: Who’s Been Here? By Lindsay Barrett GeorgeBig Tracks, Little Tracks by Millicent E. Selsam, illustrated by Marlene Hill DonnellyOver and Under the Snow by Kate Messner, illustrated by Christopher Silas NealTrack That Scat! by Lisa Morlock, illustrated by Carrie Ann BradshawWhose Track is That? by Stan TekielaAnimal Tracks Activity Book by Brett Ortler, illustrated by Shane Nitzsche, Anna Christenson, Julie Martinez, and Bruce Wilson(Disclaimer: as an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you)Resources mentioned 💚“Teaching with Books: How to Integrate Science and Literacy for Elementary Classrooms.”Ep. 34: 9 Winter Picture Books to Help You Introduce Seasonal Signs, Snow, and Animals in Winter16 Wonderful Children’s Books About Winter for Elementary Teachers“Over and Under the Snow” by Kate Messner: Teaching Animal AdaptationsOver and Under the Snow Picture Book Companion for 3rd Grade (ELA and Science)Storytime with AdventureKEEN - “Whose Track is That?” read by Stan TekielaShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode55🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 1/26/26 | ![]() 54. Urban Schools: 3 Nature Spots to Take Your Students for Learning | Urban schools and outdoor education don't seem to go hand-in-hand, but outdoor education has its place in every.single.school! If you teach in an urban school and you don't think you have what you need to take your kids outside for learning, this is the episode for you!Press play to hear about three different ways you can access nature in urban settings near you. Give your students the gift of less stress, more focus, better health, better academic performance, and more by learning how you can incorporate nature into your urban classroom.Resources mentioned 💚Garden Grants and Plans: Where to Look for Funding and How to Prepare for SuccessA Raising Butterflies Kit for the Classroom: A Conservation ConversationEpisode 20: 6 Animal Migration Activities for Elementary ClassroomsEpisode 6: 5 Outdoor Education Safety Tips for Teaching OutsideEpisode 23: Planning a Field Trip made Easier with Education Director James DakeShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode54🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 1/19/26 | ![]() 53. 5 Strategies for Classroom Management: Embracing Nature Moments | Are you hesitant to take your students outside for learning because of possible distractions? Do you worry about how you'll give your students the opportunity to pursue their interests while also giving your lesson the time it needs?Tune in to hear descriptions for 5 strategies for classroom management to use when nature grabs your students' attention. These "nature moments" are valuable and can be a part of your outdoor learning time, you just have to know how to embrace them for your success as well as your students'.Resources mentioned 💚Episode 18: Nature Based Preschools and Elementary Classrooms: Talking Teacher Roles with Dr. Rachel LarimoreAwe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How it Can Transform Your Life by Dacher Keltner (Disclaimer: as an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you)Show Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode53🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 1/12/26 | ![]() 52. No Snow Books About Winter for Preschool and Elementary Classrooms | If you're in a region where winter doesn't include snow, you've probably noticed that there aren't very many books about winter for preschool and elementary classrooms that represent your local weather well. This is probably really confusing for your early childhood students. Sure, you make it work, but wouldn't it be great if there were picture books that represented your mild winters?That's why I've scoured the internet to find 5 no snow books to help you out this winter. In this episode, I give you a brief summary about these books and my thoughts on how they can help you with your students.Books in this episode 📚City Moon by Rachael Cole, illustrated by Blanca GomezIt Never, Ever Snows in Florida by Amy Sweezey, illustrated by Ricardo J. RodriguezIn a Mississippi Winter by Kathy Chase Young, by Kelly Arcarese StanfordOcean Seasons by Ron Hirschi, illustrated by Kirsten CarlsonSeasons by Hannah Pang, illustrated by Clover Robin(Disclaimer: as an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you)Resources mentioned 💚“Teaching with Books: How to Integrate Science and Literacy for Elementary Classrooms”16 Wonderful Children’s Books About Winter for Elementary TeachersEpisode 34: 9 Winter Picture Books to Help Introduce Seasonal Signs, Snow, and Animals in WinterShow Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode52🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
| 1/5/26 | ![]() 51. Adapting - Naturally Teaching Elementary Updates and Goals | After 9 long months - the Naturally Teaching Elementary podcast is back in action! I'm so happy to be behind the mic again to share ideas for bringing science into your classrooms, integrating science and literacy, and taking your teaching outside.Tune in to hear what I've been up to for the last 9 months and my plans for this podcast going forward. Get ahold of me on Instagram or via email (victoria@naturallyteaching.com) to let me know what topics you'd be interested in hearing about in the New Year. Thanks for tuning in again!Show Notes: https://naturallyteaching.com/episode51🗂 Find activities easily with the Naturally Teaching Activity Index🛒 TpT Shop: Naturally Teaching💚 Get more tips and tricks on the website: NaturallyTeaching.com📸 Follow along on Instagram: @naturally.teaching💻 Check us out on Facebook: @naturally.teaching | — | ||||||
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