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As you inch closer to state testing, do you ever feel like you’ve wasted the last few months on routine…
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As you inch closer to state testing, do you ever feel like you’ve wasted the last few months on routine…
I am a firm believer that students in the upper grades can be expected to use precise math vocabulary. This…
It’s February, which means it’s time to mix up your book lists and bring in new seasonal read alouds! Here…
Incorporating technology into the classroom has been an initiative since I entered the world of education. Of course, when the…
One of my passions is gifted education, and one thing I often find in my position is that there are…
It may be a buzzword, but teacher burnout isn’t a new concept. In fact, I’d say within the past few…
If you’re coming back from winter break and feel like you have forgotten how to lesson plan, you aren’t alone!…
Context clues are so important. Acquiring strong vocabulary skills and utilizing those skills in a way that supports reading is…
As winter rolls in and the snow piles up (well, depending on where you live!), it’s the perfect time for…
Kids are natural persuaders. In our classroom, we often engage in silly debates (is water wet?) and sometimes my students…
Raise your hand if you have ever dreaded taking a day off because you’d have to create sub plans. My…
With each season and holiday, I frequently include new books to explore different seasonal topics. For our November read alouds,…
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