8 Back-to-School Math Centers That Bridge 2nd Grade Skills to 3rd Grade Success
The first few weeks of third grade can be challenging enough, but add in the task of establishing a routine for math center time, and
The first few weeks of third grade can be challenging enough, but add in the task of establishing a routine for math center time, and
As schools move to online state assessments, students need more than traditional test-taking strategies. They need computer-based testing skills. While classic tips like “check your
Boost student confidence during testing season with these printable encouragement tags! Includes 6 easy ideas with candy and trinket pairings to make test days fun,
Getting students to annotate text without highlighting the entire passage? A challenge to say the least! Today, I’m sharing one of my favorite strategies for
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
Geometry in Fall? Apparently, that can happen. If you’re like me and working on quadrilaterals in October, this simple, fun, and creative quadrilateral activity project
My third graders finally started writing, and honestly, all the papers were becoming a problem. So, I designed this Student Writing Folder in an effort
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
Are you ready to introduce your third graders to the classic Freckle Juice but aren’t sure where to start? Today, I’m sharing Freckle Juice activities
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
