Interactive Anchor Charts in Kindergarten
One of the biggest questions I get about my Interactive Anchor Charts is whether or not they’re appropriate for kindergarten. I’ve always answered that question with
One of the biggest questions I get about my Interactive Anchor Charts is whether or not they’re appropriate for kindergarten. I’ve always answered that question with
Staying organized is one of the most important parts of being a teacher (I mean besides that whole educating the future, part) Staying organized is
The end of the year is always the hardest part of the school year. You’re tired, the kids are crazy. Everyone just seems to want
Spring is upon us! Well… at least here in Florida. The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and the temps are already reaching the high
Tired of dealing with a *too* chatty class? Then you need to try these 5 tips for reigning in some of the classroom talking! The
Somewhere along the way, data became a four-letter word. I’m sure it all started back when lawmakers became more focused on test scores and less
Do you have the whole week of Thanksgiving off, or do you have to teach for a few days? I’ve got this week and one
October is just around the corner! Time to start thinking about those October Bulletin boards! Now, I’m a fan of leaving bulletin boards up all
As a teacher, I am constantly looking at the standards. Am I teaching this right? Where are we headed with this standard? What does the
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