You finally get your students settled into small groups. You have at least three levels at your math table, your independent workers need something meaningful,
We’ve all heard it: “Don’t teach to the test.” But what if there’s a smarter way to think about it? Testing isn’t just a one-time
We’ve all done it. “No recess” feels like an easy lever to pull. But here’s the truth: taking away recess is one of the fastest
Ah, gifted students. The kids who finish everything before you’re halfway through directions, the ones who ask, “Why do we have to show our work
Your students are wiggly and distracted. And while you’d love to dive deep into solar system project planets orbits, moon phases, and the vastness of space,
Since the dawn of time, teachers have spent money on classrooms. But with the rising cost of food, energy, and much more, it’s been hard,
The word personalized learning has been thrown around for a long time and was previously known as differentiation. I don’t need to tell you that
Sometimes, children don’t get what we are teaching. We can use textbooks, watch videos, pull out technology, or use many different strategies. Today, I have
Teaching ecosystems and food chains isn’t always easy. We could talk about producers, consumers, and decomposers all day, but science concepts like these stick much
As someone who has spent many winters teaching in Michigan, I know how the long, gray days and unpredictable weather can take a toll on both educators and students. I want to share a variety of practical winter teaching ideas to help you not only survive but thrive during the colder months.
6 minutes read time Finding ways to engage every student without suffocating in preparation is an ongoing challenge for educators. In upper elementary inclusive classrooms, let’s
8 min reading time This post contains affiliate links. There is a large amount of pressure – no I mean, demand – on teachers today
Are Your Students Retaining What They Learn? Your weather and climate review can sometimes feel repetitive— and frankly, a let-down after the possibly fun and
This post contains affiliate links. Decimal division can be difficult for even our brightest students. It can make their brain feel like it’s in a
Half-way through the school year is the perfect time to take a step back and evaluate your mid-year classroom management strategies. Use a reset or refresh.
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