‘Tis the season!! It is so crazy that the holiday season is fast approaching. (only 60 more days!) Yet somehow, at the same time, it feels like it’s been 10 years since March... anyone else feeling like that?? Well, I know what will make everything better...Let's talk festive holiday bulletin boards!! Seriously, ... read more
5 Literacy Building Activities for Room on the Broom
I'm not sure when I was first introduced to this book. Honestly, it wasn't too long ago, but it also wasn't recent. I think when you've taught for as long as I have... the years and ideas begin to melt together like a hearty Applicious teaching stew. And this book is just another chunky piece that makes teaching delicious. ... read more
Virtual Recess Ideas for Distance Learning
Okay, virtual teaching - or in some cases BOTH in-person and online at the same time - is HARD!! Physically, emotionally... you name it! But it is, in many ways, even MORE challenging for our students. They're stuck at home sitting in front of a screen most of the day. Many aren't playing with other kids due to social ... read more
10 Simple Ways to Celebrate Halloween in Your Virtual Classroom
Friends, we have finally made it to October! It is no secret that October is one of my favorite months to teach. Bats, Spiders, Pumpkins, oh my! It's such a fun and engaging time (full of sugar and wiggle pants, too... but I digress...). This school year, Halloween celebrations might look a little different, especially if ... read more
Crankenstein Activities for the Digital Classroom
Well... October is finally here and you know I'm so excited to start pulling out all those Halloween themed books! One of my top-top faves? Crankenstein by Samantha Berger. My students always loved this one, so a few years ago, I made a Beyond the Text unit centered around this Halloween gem. This year, so many teachers are ... read more
Google Hacks for Teachers: Using Breakout Rooms in Google Meet
Today, we're continuing the series, "Google Hacks" for teachers. Today's focus: Breakout Rooms. Since March, teachers have been working to meet with students using video conferencing software such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet to communicate with students. For the most part, these tools are doing a pretty ... read more
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