Unfinished Work Folder: The One Folder Every Classroom Needs
We have all been there… circulating the classroom, catching a glimpse of our student’s desks. There are papers everywhere, school supplies are in disarray, and
We have all been there… circulating the classroom, catching a glimpse of our student’s desks. There are papers everywhere, school supplies are in disarray, and
Social Studies can have a bad reputation for being boring. I must admit it wasn’t my favorite subject to teach. I had very limited resources,
Back by popular demand, I want to share with you my 3rd Grade Reading Comprehension Assessments. This amazing resource is similar to the 2nd Grade
Let’s talk about research projects for younger students. Guiding students through the research process can be stressful, but with lots of guidance, practice, and some
What do you do when pictures and context clues aren’t enough to help a child understand the meaning of a word? I had to tackle
‘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
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,
So there’s this notion floating around about assessment in the classroom. At some point in our educational journey, assessments became evil. A thing to pin
Please note, this post is sponsored by Office Depot, but all opinions and ideas expressed are my own. Valentine’s Day is just around the corner!
Even though we just got back from Thanksgiving break and Christmas break is literally just around the corner (how can that be?!) we’re still working
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