
The last days of 2014 are counting down, and it’s likely that your days in the classroom for 2014 are even fewer! As you’re planning for the last days of the calendar year, consider using interactive tools for one of these fun, winter activities:
- Choose an  (like penguins, polar bears, or snowshoe rabbit), and explore its habits and life cycle with the Ìý¾±²Ô³Ù±ð°ù²¹³¦³Ù¾±±¹±ð.
- Use the  to create a resume for a character from a favorite story or song. What would Scrooge list on his resume?
- °ä´Ç³¾±è´Ç²õ±ðÌý around going home on the bus for the last day before break. Students can talk about all the things they hope to do during their time off.
- Have students map significant personal events they remember from previous winter holidays with the .
- Write a class alphabet book of activities to try during the winter holidays with the .
- Ask students to think of a favorite event that happens during the winter break, and compose  about it.
- °ä°ù±ð²¹³Ù±ðÌý for characters from winter-themed or holiday-themed books or songs. Imagine a trading card for the Baby New Year!
- Reflect on all that has happened since the start of the school year in a class newspaper, created with the .
- Explore school days and winter vacation in a  that unites the two opposing topics.
- Use the  to mock up social networking profiles, yearbook profiles, or newspaper or magazine profiles for characters from winter-themed or holiday-themed books or songs. What would Frosty the Snowman list on his Facebook profile?
​Do you have other ideas to share? We’d love to know how you use our tools!