If you teach 2nd through 5th grades, this blog is for you. You’ll find teaching strategies, organizational tips, classroom management ideas, engaging resources, teacher self-care, and more!
Encouraging your students to feel safe taking risks in math is a huge piece of the achievement puzzle. Are you creating an environment that supports
Social and emotional learning skills have been part of classrooms for years, albeit often without this label. Recently, though, social-emotional learning skills are showing up
Great teachers like you know the importance of having various assessments guiding their teaching, but did you know that specific types of assessments should happen
During remote learning, I’ve learned that students need several particular skills to work independently using Google Slides. Here are ## must-teach skills when using Google
Teachers like me are trying desperately to maintain a sense of “normal” as we head back to school, but shared parts of the classroom, like
If you’re teaching online this fall, there’s a good chance you’ll be using Google Classroom and Google Drive resources during your distance learning activities. To
The first days and weeks of school are usually spent building classroom community and getting to know our students, but what happens when you’re teaching
You’ve got a great new digital resource, but you only want to share a few pages at a time. What on earth do you do?
New teacher planners are launching for the 2020 school year, and I’m reviewing my favorite, the Erin Condren Teacher Planner. Walk through the new Erin Condren
Teaching students to use new resources can be challenging on the best days, but when you’re separated by distance, it can be downright painful! Here
During the COVID-19 pandemic, more and more schools are turning to distance learning while schools are shut down to prevent the spread of the virus.
During these uncertain times, it can be easy to slip into negative thoughts, but for this International Day of Happiness I’ve rounded up from teachers