Weekend App Attack: 3 Great Classroom Apps!
Guest blog post by Christina DeCarbo Are you looking for some great new apps to try out with your students? This weekend, I’m excited to share three apps you can…
Guest blog post by Christina DeCarbo Are you looking for some great new apps to try out with your students? This weekend, I’m excited to share three apps you can…
Are you making any New Year’s Resolutions? If you’re like most people, you’ve identified at least a few goals to accomplish this year, and I’m guessing that improving your physical…
Guest blog post by Barbara Gruener Now that it’s time for a new school year to begin, life finds me increasingly eager for the first day to arrive. My students…
…practicing new skills or reviewing previously-learned content. Math games are extremely versatile and can be used in cooperative learning teams, in small group instruction, or in math centers. The key…
…it’s one of the few where you know each and every day that you are making a difference! If you’re not a new teacher, what is your advice for newbies?…
…use as a 3 point bonus on a test/major grade) and our students love it! We also have a book exchange with a new/gently used favorite book. We always have…
…only need one card per student, and each card has a unique pattern that can be scanned like a QR code with just about any mobile device. When you’re ready…
…great music while moving in! Cathy Bowman – I downloaded some new activities and centers so I’d have new things to introduce that are fun. I made some new (2nd…
Guest post by Meg at The Teacher Studio. The research is clear — children who have rich vocabularies and who are given the opportunity to learn new words have…
…bottom edge of the page. The directions required the students to cut out the letters and physically move them around to try to form new words. Students worked for about…
…to Literature Circles, membership is limited to those who have purchased my Classroom Book Clubs program. Think of it as a bonus that comes with your purchase, a nice little…
…tested the activity with her 5th graders. Sometimes teachers have to be a little sneaky to get kids started on a new activity, and Deena knew just what to say…