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…a verdict. You’ll find everything you need in this free lesson packet on my Science page on Teaching Resources. You’ll find the Common Core Alignment details at the back of…
…the free School Sticks shown on the right. Implementing School Sticks A general rule for using School Sticks is to assign the child to read 30 minutes a day and…
…like the idea of having students create puppets from 3D shapes, feel free to use the patterns from this free assortment of 3D shape nets that I created to save…
…and capitals practice. Online Interactive Games Online interactive games also work well, and it’s always a perk if you can find FREE online activities. I did a quick search and…
…her participation and the quality of the final product. You can download this form for free from my Cooperative Learning page on Teaching Resources. Here’s how I used the Team…
…do a guest post on her blog! Amy Alvis lives in Indianapolis, Indiana and teaches 5th and 6th grade math, science, and social studies. She is the creator of the…
…sure how to implement this effectively, you can find helpful information and a free webinar on Teaching Resources that explains the Reading Workshop approach. Let them create a cozy reading…
…directions are outlined below; printable directions can be found in all of my Showdown freebies and products on TpT. Stack the problem cards face down in the center of the…
…page who are mostly elementary educators. Follow me on Facebook and be sure to watch for your question to be shared! Tips for Asking Questions Feel free to ask about…
…“go to” resource! I hope I have answered all your questions. Feel free to leave me comments or questions. I love to keep in touch! If you like the notebook…
…blog and shares amazing resources and information for teachers. I’ve been following her for years, so I was thrilled (and nervous!) when she asked to interview me about my free…
