
When students are engaged, learning happens without a fight. Engagement makes learning fun and teaching easier. Check out the various tips, ideas, and strategies to engage your students in your classroom.

If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million times: we are firmly planted in the Digital Era! Everywhere you look, there’s new technology

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Projects can be a ton of fun for both you and your students–it’s no secret. That’s why project-based learning is such a hit! But how

It can grow tiring using the same math activities over and over that don’t engage your upper elementary students like they once did. With trends

Let’s face it. At the end of the year, your students have high energy and are super excited that school is about to end. And

Teaching equivalent fractions is no easy feat, and when you throw in the thought of having to teach it online remotely, one’s brain begins to

You may be teaching online this summer or into the fall. During the last few months of school, you probably noticed that it’s harder to

Students have to review material before a test. This is especially true before a test that has higher stakes involved. Typically schools pull out the

There are many ways to motivate students before a standardized test and even on that all-important test day. Don’t underestimate the need for these mini-motivators,

Teaching can be challenging from time to time, especially when we are talking about holding a student’s attention and keeping it. How can we motivate

When I was in school, I remember teachers reviewing content by simply having us open a book, going to the end of the chapter, and

Often times when I mention using games in the classroom, I am met with a look. A look of bewilderment. I’m surprised by this because
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Support your students with research-based strategies. These free charts contain intervention strategies for 3 tiers of an RTI approach in math, reading, and writing.
Support your students with research-based strategies. These free charts contain intervention strategies for 3 tiers of an RTI approach in math, reading, and writing.
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