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The Perfect PBL for After Thanksgiving
Happy post-Thanksgiving to you Dear Teacher! I realize Thanksgiving hasn’t quite happened yet, but your Thanksgiving planning will soon come to an end. So here’s the big question: What do you do as your November
How to Teach Great November Content Vocabulary
Not Enough Time to Teach Content Area Vocabulary I am a first grade teacher who did not have enough time to teach content vocabulary. I was busy teaching my students how to read, do math,
5 Fun Ways to Learn Sight Words (with a Spooky Twist)
5 Fun and Engaging Sight Word Activities (Spooky)Sight Word Recall Give your student or students a stack of sight word flash cards. If you want to purchase our monster sight word cards, then you
Tips For Word Wall Activities
What Are Word Wall Activities? This is a wall dedicated to displaying high frequency words such as sight words or words that are used a lot in your class. They are words
The Essential Guide to Learning Centers
Why Should You Do Centers? You should do centers because students have fun, work independently, and free you up to be more effective as an educator. When done correctly, centers give you the ultimate autonomy
A New Teacher’s Ultimate Guide to Building Classroom Culture- Day 3
A New Teacher’s Ultimate Guide To Building Classroom Culture-Day 3 We hope that y’all have gotten some great tips for Day 1 and Day 2 of a new teacher’s ultimate guide to building classroom culture. On the
The New Teacher’s Ultimate Guide to Classroom Culture Day 2
Welcome back to A New Teacher’s Ultimate Guide to Building Classroom Culture! Let’s begin Day 2… If you are a new teacher, and didn’t get a chance to read Day 1. You should read that
A New Teacher’s Ultimate Guide to Classroom Culture
New Teachers Guide to Building a Classroom Culture Are you a new teacher and need an ultimate guide to build classroom culture? Well, I have a step by step guide to help you with that.
The Daily Content-Area Vocabulary Routine
Do you get questioning looks from your English Language Learners when you use content area vocabulary? You are not alone! I experienced this very scenario frequently with my first grade English Language Learners. They often
6 Types of Journals in the Elementary Classroom
Last week I posted an article on the 5 signs your journals could be falling short in the classroom. Be sure to check that out if you didn’t get a chance to read it
5 Signs Your Journals are Falling Short
I have always used journals in my classrooms. They are such a great assessment tool to see how much students have progressed throughout the year and to observe what and how students are thinking. Journals
How to Make Distance Learning Fun with Scoot!
Sign up here for your free math game and activities. How would you like the best and quickest way to get your students to listen ? When students play games they have to pay attention.
