
3 Ways to Think-Pair-Share Differently
As I mentioned before in the past, I get bored quickly. It has its disadvantages, but it also has many advantages. By getting bored quickly,

As I mentioned before in the past, I get bored quickly. It has its disadvantages, but it also has many advantages. By getting bored quickly,

I absolutely love task cards! Who doesn’t? It’s just a worksheet all fancied up into multiple packages, right? And kids love them too! I’ve hung

Are you looking for a way to jazz up your bulletin board? I have always been a huge fan of any form of foldables, so

This month in science we have been exploring living things and more specifically, plants. Sometimes plants can be a bit boring. Flashback—my college course. The

Forced relationships. Have you heard of these? Yes, I’m still talking about education concepts. No, I’m not talking about the relationships you are forced to

Cause and effect. The Cause: The students not understanding cause and effect. The Effect: The teacher banging her head against the wall. Don’t we all

March is reading month and we have so many fun activities going on at our school to engage our students into reading! Â Our school

I’m really tired of snow (welcome to Michigan — snow almost year-round!) and I was dying for a way to liven up my classroom a
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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.
Free Resource