Spiral Assessments are an important part of my classroom. Awhile back, I wrote a blog post about "Why Spiral In the Classroom". I explained that I believe a spiraling curriculum is critical in
Effective Homework: A Better Approach to Giving Homework
I have always hated homework, which is funny, because I'm now going to show you how to give effective homework that actually works. Seriously, it was the word-that-shall-not-be-named, as far as I was
Teacher Humor
How many times have you just had to laugh because your job as a teacher was just so crazy?! We all need a little humor in our day! Teacher humor is a must in this crazy profession. Here are some
Nonfiction Text Structures: Teaching the 5 Types + Signal Words
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Spiral Math Homework in High School
Josh from Boom! Feeny is guest blogging with me today about how spiral math homework works in his high school classroom. I love this post because it is from the perspective of one of his students,
5 Tips for Successful Math Centers
My favorite part of teaching is meeting with my small groups! For me, it is an excellent time to work closely with my students, catch their mistakes before they become habits, and really customize my
What Is Spiral Review? Why Every Teacher Should Spiral in the Classroom
Spiral Review is a critical component of any classroom. Imagine learning something brand new. A week goes by, a month goes by, two months go by, maybe more. Now you have to take a test on that new
Back to School Washi Tape Bookmarks
Back to school time is my favorite time to find new ideas for my students. I absolutely love making my students something special for the first day of school. I usually try to make a bookmark of some
Back to School Tips and Freebies
It's Back to School time, and all of us over at Upper Elementary Snapshots thought it would be fun to have a whole week of giveaways right before the new school year! That's right...a whole week!! To
Using Active Review Games in the Classroom
Hi! My name is Rachael from The Classroom Game Nook Blog. As you might guess based on my blog name, I'm a big fan of using games in the classroom. Games allow students to work with others to learn
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