The number one complaint all teachers have is “There just isn’t enough time in the day to get everything done.” Time management is a struggle for everyone. While we cannot add more hours to our days,
5 Simple Ways to Include Grammar Practice Daily
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Digital Math Spiral Review for Google Forms
I LOVE using spiral math review with my students to help them practice and retain what I've taught them! I like to think of my daily spiral reviews as my secret ingredient for why my students perform
How to Increase Reading Comprehension: 5 Simple Ways
Reading comprehension is a phrase you think about daily in the classroom. It may seem like you are stuck doing the same thing repeatedly. Your students read a text and answer questions to check their
A Daily Reading Review System for Reading Comprehension
One of the most effective ways to improve reading comprehension for all students is to include a quality daily reading review system into your routine. When you expose students to quality reading
Math Spiral Review & Quizzes | Homework or Morning Work
Math Spiral Review has proven to be the most effective resource in helping students practice and retain math standards all year long. Throughout my teaching career, I have dedicated hundreds of hours
Morning Work That Works with Your Morning Routine
The importance of quality morning work is often overlooked in the elementary classroom. Your morning routine is the perfect time to set the stage for the day and sneak in some valuable learning time.
How to Make Reading Homework Meaningful: One Passage, Four Nights
As a teacher, I always made it my goal to make sure everything I did, or made my students do, was meaningful. Whether it was reading homework, math centers, or morning work, I didn't like wasting
The Benefits of Daily Math Review (and 5 Ways to Fit It In)
Imagine learning something new and then never touching it again. You would be pretty rusty the next time you actually needed it, wouldn't you?
That is exactly what happens to our students. We teach
How to Build Relationships with Students
Building Relationships with students is a critical part of teaching. For many students, if they don't trust you or believe you truly care about them, they aren't going to buy what you're selling.