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DIFFERENTIATION

Differentiation can be hard, but it doesn’t have to be. These blog posts help you explore “everything differentiation” so that you can implement it in your classroom to meet the needs of every. single. student. without pulling your hair out.

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Trying to differentiate during online learning can feel like a huge challenge. This post provides lots of ideas to help make distance learning easier when it comes to differentiation in the classroom!

How to Differentiate During Online Learning

How to Tier Your Lessons Successfully

Scaffolding instruction for struggling students is an important step that many teachers need to be taking - and sometimes, teachers are rescuing students rather than scaffolding instruction for them. This post helps identify the difference between scaffolding and rescuing and helps you better understand what scaffolding instruction looks like.

Are You Scaffolding or Rescuing?

Save time and copies with this quick and simple foldable idea for using the frayer model as a graphic organizer in your elementary classroom! It will make your teaching ideas more engaging!

Foldable Frayer Model

Do you love the Frayer Model, but your kids are getting a bit bored with it? Why not mix things up a bit? Turn it

Engage your students in critical thinking with this Jeopardy review cooperative poster learning activity for any content area!

Jeopardy Review Posters Using Bloom’s Taxonomy

Our school district studies the regions of the United States as part of our social studies curriculum. It takes us all year to study the

Do you have students who struggle with reading fluency and decoding? Use these ideas and strategies for reading interventions to help your reader move up in reading levels!

Ideas for Reading Interventions

When I first started teaching third grade, I discovered a whole new world when it came to teaching reading and reading interventions. It was interesting,

Save money and create your own DIY easel for your teaching classroom! This blog post tells you step by step how to DIY easel for very little money!

DIY Easel for Your Classroom: Simple & Effective!

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

Engage your students in your elementary classroom by playing these fun and simple review games! It's sure to increase student engagement and motivation!

Review Games: DIY Human Bingo

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!

Looking for some cute ideas and crafts that can be used in your elementary classroom - all while saving you money? Look no further. I have a few DIY teacher hacks just for the elementary teacher!

DIY Teacher Hacks: 4 Hacks to Make Your Life Easier

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

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