Small Groups, Big Impact: A Fresh Approach to Math Instruction
As elementary teachers, we know that small-group instruction can be incredibly powerful. It allows us to listen to student thinking, target specific needs, and guide
As elementary teachers, we know that small-group instruction can be incredibly powerful. It allows us to listen to student thinking, target specific needs, and guide
Looking for fun and easy jellybean graphing activity this Spring season? This Jellybean PBL is exactly what you need! Read on to learn more about
For my Master’s of Education program in Instructional Design, I studied explicit writing instruction in the primary classroom. So, for my capstone project, I designed
This past week, I used the Knuffle Bunny books by Mo Willems to engage my second graders as we worked on story elements and compare
Are you ready to help your students set some real goals this year and kick off the New Year with a bang? Have you heard
In an effort to maximize my tiny reading small group time block, I’ve started doing a few different things. Today, I’m sharing those hacks for
You just finished reading a juicy informational book on how plants use sunlight, water, air, and the nutrients in the soil to produce food. Then,
Make this easy three-ingredient strawberry-scented slime for your students as a fun Valentine’s Day activity! What’s pink, red, and gooey and smells of sweet strawberries?
Looking for fun and engaging ideas for teaching fractions in your 2nd-grade classroom? This post includes tons of ideas for fraction activities for your 2nd-grade
Today, we are tackling the anchor chart storage chaos and discussing ways to level up your classroom organization game. Having designated anchor chart storage space
