I’m bummed that April Fools Day 2017 falls on a Saturday. But if you’re one of those teachers who still has to pull a prank on your students, here are some ideas I’ve found. Also check out my ideas from … Continue reading
My *awesomely clever* friend pulled this prank on her class yesterday: Her class has attendance clothes pins (that each student moves first thing in the morning to show they’re present). Well yesterday, they shrunk! She went to Walmart and bought … Continue reading
Don’t forget that April Fool’s Day 2015 is next Wednesday! Have you already figured out activities or your teacher prank to knock the socks off your students? Check out these ideas: Shrinking Attendance Clips Brownies … or is it Brown … Continue reading
I’m lame. I’ll just admit it. I usually forget to plan something cool for April Fool’s. I’m the one looking for a last-minute joke to play so I don’t expose myself as a lame-wad. So here are some of my … Continue reading
(Submitted by a fellow teacher. I love that she even had napkins!) Ms. L teaches first grade. She told the kids she had a tasty surprise for them. Then she had them close their eyes and see if they could … Continue reading
Sometimes it’s hard to figure out what kinds of jokes to play on your students on April Fool’s Day. As always, make sure to use your best judgement when playing pranks. And make sure your pranks don’t conflict with school/district … Continue reading
It wasn’t until I taught in China that I even had to think about why we do April Fools’ Day. My Chinese students thought this was a pretty funny idea, and were amazed that so many people “celebrated” it! So … Continue reading
Six Drama/Theatre Lessons by Teresa Love Drama /Theatre Specialist Fullerton School District All the Arts for All the Kids Storytelling: This set of lessons explores dramatic work as one learns to express a story. Since drama can be defined as … Continue reading
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