Thursday is probably the toughest day to come up with alliterative themes for, but I’ve come up with a list of fun themes for Thursdays, along with a few suggestions of ways you can use them to increase engagement and learning opportunities for your students.

Whether you’re in a classroom setting or homeschooling your own kids, themes or hashtags use catchy alliteration or rhyming to amp up the fun factor. Here’s a big list of fun themes for Wednesdays.

Here’s a big list of fun themes for Tuesdays, along with a few suggestions of ways you can use them to increase engagement and learning opportunities for your students.

Here’s a big list of fun themes for Mondays, along with a few suggestions of ways you can use them to increase engagement and learning opportunities for your students.

If you use a Three Things Thursday prompt in your classroom or homeschool as part of a morning meeting discussion or individual writing activity, here is a list of prompts to consider for January.

My kids love a reason to celebrate. Who doesn’t? These fun holidays can be a great way to celebrate and provide fun learning opportunities for your homeschool. Here’s my list of fun holidays to incorporate in your homeschool in January.

If you’re the parent of a teen, chances are you’ve experienced at least one moment of realization that your child is completely unaware of how to do something that will be essential for them to navigate the world on their own.