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.
In my school district, on Read Across America day, we dedicate the entire afternoon to just dropping everything and reading. There are some students in
Math is very important. Even without all the standardized testing, we know that it’s critical for students to grasp it. Unfortunately, there are some students
How do you group your students? It’s a teacher’s challenge sometimes. They say students learn best in them but do they? In my classroom, I
Is it just me or does it seem each year there is less and less time devoted to the subject areas of science and especially
When teaching my students the concept of summarizing, I like to make sure they understand that they just can’t write everything. Have you ever had
My favorite review game in the classroom is called Heartbreaker. I don’t know where I got the idea from (therefore, honestly it’s not mine and
Bowling in math is one of my favorite centers to use in my math workshop and the students love it too! Not only is it
A few years ago I set one of my professional goals at integrating more technology into the classroom. Regardless of the limited resources, I just
Have you ever stopped and asked yourself “why do I grade?” It may be to communicate the understanding of the child, or even to group
Hey everyone! This week I wrote a guest blog post about conferring in math workshop and provided some easy to implement steps! If you want
When I was moved from 5th grade to 3rd grade a few years ago I was freaking out. Not because it was new curriculum but
During my last year in college, I “accidentally” took a geology course (stop me if you’ve heard this before…). I loved that class more than
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