Quick & Easy Paper Pumpkin Craft
With Halloween around the corner, why not get a bit festive? However, there are many children who do not participate in Halloween or anything related.
With Halloween around the corner, why not get a bit festive? However, there are many children who do not participate in Halloween or anything related.
Parent-teacher conferences are so insightful, aren’t they? It seems this is always when I learn the most about my students. Even after 10 years of
It’s October, that time of the year when the air starts to smell crisp, the leaves change colors, and the stores fill up with every
I inherited a wooden easel long ago when I first began teaching. It was fabulous and worked well, but after many years of use, it
“Mrs. D, I need another copy of Monday night’s homework,” Johnny said. As soon as the little kiddos head off to recess, I dash to
Being The Owl Teacher, it is only natural that I would desire to have everything in my room decorated with an owl. My lunch tags
When life gives you lemons, what do you do? Look for the lemonade! This is what I did when I was approached about moving grades.
I like to make sure I collect information on my students and have it all within an arm’s length! That’s why I created this student
Our first reaction with students who are unmotivated is frustration and annoyance. It’s easy to think about just throwing that student out of our room
Wait, posters? Does anyone use those anymore? I remember once cruising the teacher store catalog looking at posters, posters, and more posters. Oh, the variety
We have several Common Core Standards that require students to practice their speaking and listening skills. If your students are like mine, they tend to
Let’s face it! Every teacher has at least one student in his or her class that is a bit, shall we say, challenging. That challenging
Looking for great review games? How about some B-I-N-G-O? It’s a tried-and-true student favorite in every classroom, and it surely will be in yours too!
We all know teachers aren’t exactly made of money, time, and, well… energy. Thankfully, these DIY (Do-It-Yourself) teacher hacks don’t require a whole lot of
There he goes again. Tap! Tap! Tap! He’s tapping his pencil. Now he’s slowly meandering around the room (much like Billy from Family Circus). And…
It’s back to school time! Time to start thinking about those first week activities and planning for the new year! So, what should I share?
Divisibility. It’s an intimidating word, isn’t it? And I don’t just mean because you have to check several times to make sure you spelled it
If DNA is the building blocks of life, then factors and multiples are the building blocks of math. Everything from algebra to trigonometry to geometry
If you looking for a way to engage your students, practice technology skills, review important math concepts, and increase their reading fluency and comprehension, then this resource is the one for you! It is a mix of “create your own adventure” and “math quest” in one!
Many elementary classrooms have to teach about force and motion, whether you teach the Next Generation Science Standards or a different set of standards that
This last school year my daughter was a struggling reader. As I asked what I could do to help her, the teacher repeatedly told me
As you start to get ready for back to school, you may feel overwhelmed, stressed and rushed. How can you complete everything on time without taking up too much unpaid work time or feeling all those emotions? Check out this post where I give you tips to help you prepare for back to school season!
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