When it’s a special time of the year, our kiddos get overly excited, and getting them to focus can be a challenge. I always integrate the season into the content so they are interested, but still learning. Check out the seasonal section so that your students are engaged and focused.
Test anxiety and student testing struggles are real, and if you’ve seen it happen, you know exactly what I’m talking about. That student who crushed
Picture a fourth grader standing in front of her gingerbread house, one hand holding a spray bottle and the other hand carrying a page of
The last December I taught, I did something I’m not proud of. I pulled up a worksheet of word problems right before lunch, and my
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As the crisp, cold air of November rolled in, I would always dread Thanksgiving classroom activities. Years ago, when I first started teaching, it wasn’t
I have always started the back-to-school season with get-to-know-you activities. I mentioned in previous posts about building a classroom community as part of the 10
It’s that time of year again. Like it or not, it’s rapidly approaching. In fact, it may have invaded your classroom already! That’s right: fractions.
Airplanes are an exciting place to be. From the buzz of takeoff to the anticipation of arriving at your (hopefully vacation) destination, everything is always
It’s back to school time! Well… Not yet. 😉 Sorry for that scare… But we are creeping ever-closer to back to school! Every year around
I have compiled 25 quick and easy tips for new teachers to help you navigate the challenges of teaching. I remember when I started my
As you start to get ready for back to school, you may feel overwhelmed, stressed and rushed. Get ready and prepared with these tips! How can you complete every
As back to school approaches, it’s time to start thinking about classroom decor and preparing our rooms again. I don’t know about you, but I
