Math Riddles to Promote Critical Thinking Skills in Your Classroom
Have you ever watched your students’ faces light up with a “Eureka!” moment? There’s something incredibly rewarding about seeing young minds solve problems that challenge
Have you ever watched your students’ faces light up with a “Eureka!” moment? There’s something incredibly rewarding about seeing young minds solve problems that challenge
Want to beef up your book selection? Here you will find cheap and free ways to stock your classroom library PLUS grab a resource to
Tech tools have really streamlined student grading for teachers. If you’re looking for an easy one to use, here is a tutorial on how I
Teaching about September 11th can be challenging due to the sensitivity of the subject. This post contains resources and picture books for teaching 9/11 to
Looking for a quality pencil sharpener for your classroom or homeschool space? Every classroom–even homeschooling pods–need quality sharpeners. We have what you need teacher friends!
Planning your whole school year can sound overwhelming, especially when you are already thinking about standards, lesson plans, classroom routines, assessments, school events, and everything
To truly help our students succeed, we must acknowledge the socio-emotional aspects of learning. This post shares different books that teach social-emotional skills that can
This post shares the top three reasons why centers in upper elementary classrooms strengthen student success. Whether you call them small groups, center rotations, or
Using literature to set the tone in your classroom is a great way to kick off back-to-school season–even when your back to school week is
Need help getting organized? Then you’ve come to the right place! This post details seven simple organizing hacks for teachers that can be used all
Many teachers look for more ways to integrate technology in the classroom. This post helps meet that goal by sharing a list of free literacy
Incorporating more writing activities in your already packed teaching agenda can be a challenge. This post shares some of the ways I’ve been able to