
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Feeling like your students are mentally checked out lately? Need a quick way to boost engagement without adding more prep to your plate?
In this short episode, I share a simple creative activity you can use at the drop of a hat with almost any age level: Circles.
This easy, low-pressure activity helps students:
practice flexible thinking,
spark creativity,
increase focus and participation,
and reconnect with learning in a fun, engaging way.
Most importantly, it reminds us that creativity doesn’t have to be complicated to make a BIG impact on classroom energy and student engagement.
~Elizabeth
Mentioned in This Episode:
Have a question you want me to answer on the podcast? Record it here: https://theinspiredclassroom.com/podcast
Want to experience the calm and connection in your classroom again? You will inside ✨ The Classroom Reset – theinspiredclassroom.com/reset
It’s like your dream PD day—but no sub plans, no stress, and everything applies directly to your classroom.
Become an Inspired Classroom Insider by joining our email list. You'll get real solutions to calm classroom behaviors delivered to your inbox each week! https://theinspiredclassroom.com/insider
💬 Let’s keep this conversation going! (There's so much to talk about!) Come join our free Inspired Classroom Community where creative, passionate teachers connect, share ideas, and cheer each other on.
It’s your safe space to be inspired, supported, and reminded you’re not in this alone.
👉 theinspiredclassroom.com/community
✨ Connect with me!
Find me on LinkedIn: elizapeterson
Follow & DM me on Facebook @theinspiredclassroom
Follow & DM me on Instagram @theinspiredclassroom
Watch & Subscribe on YouTube @theinspiredclassroom
By Elizabeth M. Peterson - Teacher, Arts Integration Specialist & Creative SEL ConsultantFeeling like your students are mentally checked out lately? Need a quick way to boost engagement without adding more prep to your plate?
In this short episode, I share a simple creative activity you can use at the drop of a hat with almost any age level: Circles.
This easy, low-pressure activity helps students:
practice flexible thinking,
spark creativity,
increase focus and participation,
and reconnect with learning in a fun, engaging way.
Most importantly, it reminds us that creativity doesn’t have to be complicated to make a BIG impact on classroom energy and student engagement.
~Elizabeth
Mentioned in This Episode:
Have a question you want me to answer on the podcast? Record it here: https://theinspiredclassroom.com/podcast
Want to experience the calm and connection in your classroom again? You will inside ✨ The Classroom Reset – theinspiredclassroom.com/reset
It’s like your dream PD day—but no sub plans, no stress, and everything applies directly to your classroom.
Become an Inspired Classroom Insider by joining our email list. You'll get real solutions to calm classroom behaviors delivered to your inbox each week! https://theinspiredclassroom.com/insider
💬 Let’s keep this conversation going! (There's so much to talk about!) Come join our free Inspired Classroom Community where creative, passionate teachers connect, share ideas, and cheer each other on.
It’s your safe space to be inspired, supported, and reminded you’re not in this alone.
👉 theinspiredclassroom.com/community
✨ Connect with me!
Find me on LinkedIn: elizapeterson
Follow & DM me on Facebook @theinspiredclassroom
Follow & DM me on Instagram @theinspiredclassroom
Watch & Subscribe on YouTube @theinspiredclassroom