Are you looking for a different way to use Spiral Math Review in your classroom? I am beyond excited that Neetu from Cinnamon's Synonyms is joining me today and has written a guest post where she
Free Nonfiction Reading Websites for Kids
I'm always looking for nonfiction reading websites that I can use in my classroom! I love to have a collection of Nonfiction Articles/Texts on hand. I am constantly using them during my Guided
A Simple Way to Make Learning FUN!
If you are looking for a super simple, and fun way to make learning more fun and interactive in your classroom, have I got an idea for you!
About 4 years ago, I was teaching a small group during
My Not-So-Pinteresty Anchor Charts
Like many other teachers, I am addicted to collecting beautiful anchor charts on Pinterest. When I collect these, I know very well I cannot possibly recreate them. I am not an artist...I am a
How to Make Guided Reading Stress-Free
I've said this before, and I'll say it again. Low maintenance describes me as a teacher. I am always striving to find the simplest yet the most effective way to accomplish my goals for my classroom.
Two Ways to Eliminate Test Prep
I know what you're thinking! Preparing for those state standardized tests is not a FUN task! Test prep can take over our teacher worlds if we allow it to. Years ago, I used to spend a good two to
Using Quotes in the Classroom
I am always trying to find ways to get my students to "think deeply" about the world around them. Getting students to do this can be quite a task for some, yet I have found that something
Using “Fun Facts” to Promote Non-Fiction Reading!
I'm always looking for ways to promote my students to read more Non-Fiction texts. One fun way I've accomplished this in my classroom is by having "Fun Fact Friday!" Throughout the week, I encourage
Paragraph of the Week: Improve Student Writing
When teaching math, we teach our students new skills, give them practice opportunities in class, and send them home with even more practice for homework. This makes me wonder...."Why don't we do the
A Classroom Economy Reward System
I am a very low maintenance teacher (and proud of it). I am a big believer in time management, and only spending my time on things that are going to positively effect my students' learning.
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