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Learning Centers are a great way to keep kids motivated throughout the year. They also ensure that all students are actively engaged while you work with a small group of…
Interactive whiteboards are more than just glorified overhead projectors – the interactive tools allow teachers to create lessons that actively engage students in creative ways. They also allow us to…
…the story, I thought about how our words and actions can impact others in both positive and negative ways. A smile or a kind word can go a long way…
…simple ways to get your kids actively involved in learning the Measurement and Geometry standards. There are SO many more ways to have a hands-on experience with these standards, and…
…way to actively engage students, they’re also great because kids can store them and refer to them later when studying for a test or completing an assignment. How would you…
…was an easy way to make sure that I didn’t accidentally overlook an assignment. It also helps to keep the student organized and parents love it. If a student does…
…by classrooms where kids were tying shirts and squirting dye onto them, and the project seemed like way more than I wanted to tackle. But one year my entire grade…
…that works best for you. Have you ever had your students tie-dye T-shirts to wear on a field trip? If you choose a class color, it’s a great way for…
…day around here! My kids have taken more responsibility and our house is much calmer. How can I make Chore Sticks work in a similar way for my children to…
…of using small stop signs as a way of getting kids to stop talking and refocus. The strategy is easy to use. Simply print a few Team Stop Signs on…
…quickly figured out that the best way to get to me was was to say, “That’s not fair!” Then they would very cleverly point out how unfair it was, and…
