Bring Some Passion into Your Classroom with Genius Hour!
…folder is to keep any sheets or printed work they have. Their excitement about this project was evident when they immediately began to decorate their folder covers. Our Second Genius…
…folder is to keep any sheets or printed work they have. Their excitement about this project was evident when they immediately began to decorate their folder covers. Our Second Genius…
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…It’s not a feature you will want to bother with for the younger grades. You will also want to decide your preference for email notifications that are sent to you…
…New Hampshire at the time and I remember seeing a partial eclipse, but the experience wasn’t all that memorable. That’s why I was excited to discover that the path of…
If you’re new to using Cooperative Learning strategies, you might wonder how to seat your students so they are able to interact with each other without losing focus during direct…
…holiday lesson packet called Christmas Decoration Connections. You can download it from my December Resources page or from my TpT store during the month of December. I hope you and…
…several cooperative learning and writing activities. New Google Classroom Resources A few days ago when I realized that Earth Day was just around the corner, I decided to update the…
…going to do this summer to help my children retain their skills. Chore Sticks Recently, we added a new item to our house called Chore Sticks. They have saved the…
Comparing and Contrasting Two Models “How does Power Reading Workshop fit with the Daily 5?” I’ve been asked that question several times recently, so I decided to tackle it on…
…curriculum is constantly evolving. Change can be exciting, but often it’s frustrating as well. This is especially true when it comes to the Common Core Reading Standards and the new…
Science is one of my favorite subjects, and I’ve always been interested in geology and landforms. I remember hiking through the White Mountains of New Hampshire as a child, listening…
…tasks such as deciding who goes first or who will shuffle the deck of task cards. Rather than arguing, they can flip a coin, play Rock-Paper-Scissors, or toss a die….
