How to BEST Utilize Your Classroom Parent Volunteers
I have always been fortunate to work at schools where parents want to volunteer! I was tickled pink that I…
Math Tips To Start The Year Strong
Last week I shared literacy tips and ideas to help you start the new school year strong, so today I’m…
Literacy Tips To Start The Year Strong
Each summer I spend time reflecting on the previous year and thinking about changes I’ll make when back to school…
Amazon Classroom Favorites
It’s no secret that a love of school supplies is one major requirement for becoming a teacher, so the question…
Last Week of School Lesson Plans
I can’t believe we are nearing the last week of school, but I’m already finalizing my end of the school…
End of the Year Reading Projects
If you’re looking up end of the year reading projects, then that means something amazing – summer is approaching! This…
Classroom April Fools’ Day Pranks
Do you typically find yourself scrambling for fun April Fools’ Day pranks at the last minute? Not this year! We’re…
Martin Luther King, Jr. Activities: Teaching Perspective and Main Idea
While I firmly believe that Black History should be taught all year long, January is the perfect time to embed…
Holidays Around the World Activities
December is a MAGICAL (albeit exhausting) time to be a teacher. I love the innocence of children during this time…
8 Exciting Ways To Use Task Cards In Upper Elementary
Can we talk about task cards for a minute? I’m sure you’re seeing them all over social media, and you…
Teaching Collaboration Skills to Maximize Group Work Time
The teacher community is truly something special. Teachers are master collaborators. I’m sure you know exactly what I mean, like…
How I Organize My Literacy Block
I LOVE hearing from other teachers, and one of the most frequently asked questions I get is, “How do you…
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