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
20+ Tools to Improve Descriptive Writing
Hi there! I am Neetu from Cinnamon's Classroom, where I create resources to help teachers SPICE UP learning {cinnamon... spice... see the connection?!} I am beyond honored to be a guest blogger here
How Much Homework Should You Give? 10 Teacher Tips
Managing homework is something many teachers struggle with. How much should I give? What is the best way to correct it? How can I make it more effective?
I've got you covered. Below are ten
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.
Spiral Assessments: Why They Are Necessary
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
Grammar: 5 Simple Ways to Squeeze it in Daily
Teaching grammar is no joke. It is super important, yet so difficult to find the time in our day to do so. I'll admit, there were days in my teaching career where I didn't teach grammar at all. I
Homework: An Effective Approach
I have always hated homework. Seriously, it was the word-that-shall-not-be-named, as far as I was concerned. As a kid, I hated that I spent all day in school just to go home and continue the
How to Maximize Math Centers
I am beyond excited and honored to be a guest blogger over at the Teachers Pay Teacher blog! Here is a short introduction to my guest post on MAXIMIZING math centers!
A teacher's
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
Teaching text structure can feel like such a complicated task, but it really doesn't have to be.
The thing that finally made it click for my students wasn't a fancy activity. It was giving them a
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