February Fun – Free Lessons You’ll Love!
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…others teachers. You can also share the pages with your students and teach them how to schedule and organize their time. Here’s a list of suggestions that might help spark…
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…“Making Icy Roads Safer” on the topic line at the top of the chart. Then work with your students to complete the Know column by listing what they already know…
…tips for using them. I’m also going to giveaway a few subscriptions to Sports Illustrated Kids! Listen to the Podcast: Teaching with Children’s Magazines To learn more about teaching with…
…word lists to make it easy to think of secret words for your students to guess. Wordle Wiz is free for email subscribers. If you’d like to use this game…
…because I knew how much joy it brought her to work with teachers and to promote DonorsChoose. Sure enough, a few months later she was back on board with us!…
…something! If this strategy sounds intriguing, sign up for my email list and download the free Classroom Economy Pack. Implement your classroom economy system and host an auction in your…
…my most popular Corkboard Connections posts, I compiled a list of a dozen top posts from the last few years. Click the titles below to find these articles on here…
…the words they were adding to their lists, but eventually they stopped looking up most of the basic sight words because they knew how to spell them without checking. Yes!!!…
…to brainstorm ideas, and create a class list to get them started. How about complimenting someone, sharing something, or offering a word of encouragement to a classmate who is discouraged?…
