Practical Ways to Survive Working From Home with Kids
Ahhh, the perilous privilege of remote work. Being a professional in your PJ’s seems glamorous; but this rosy lifestyle comes with thorns, especially when you
Ahhh, the perilous privilege of remote work. Being a professional in your PJ’s seems glamorous; but this rosy lifestyle comes with thorns, especially when you
As many schools around the world continue to face the reality of school closures due to the COVID-19/ coronavirus outbreak, teachers scramble to adjust for
Ahhh, beautiful Spring invites Spring Fever in the classroom! No worries; this post shares engaging spring themed activities for upper elementary classrooms. These activities not
You can never have too many ideas for centers in your upper elementary classroom. That’s why I’m delighted to welcome teacher blogger Amber who shares
Saving time and money makes a huge difference for every teacher’s success in and out of the classroom. So I’m excited to welcome guest writer
Want some fresh ideas to make learning poetry fun for your students? This post shares 7 engaging poetry activities for upper elementary students that can
What an honor to welcome our guest writer Madeleine Dean for this very important topic: bullying prevention! She shares effective ways that parents and teachers
I’m so excited to welcome our guest writer Andy Earle of Talking to Teens. Here he shares 5 ways to approach a classroom question with
Students need inferencing skills in all subject areas. But how do you teach inferencing? This post outlines 8 fun activities for teaching inference to students
There are so many amazing books that celebrate Black History Month. How do you know which ones to read? This post shares some of the
Figurative language brings books and poetry to life for all readers! No wonder most learning standards cover the special topic. This list of books that
What do you do when your students aren’t completing their reading logs? This post outlines effective alternatives to reading logs that you can use no