Cooking Up a Caring Classroom
…to discover her passion for writing books that enable kids to become life-long problem solvers. You might be familiar with some of her more popular books like My Mouth is…
…to discover her passion for writing books that enable kids to become life-long problem solvers. You might be familiar with some of her more popular books like My Mouth is…
…page. Here’s how to participate: Follow Teaching Resources on Facebook Visit my Teaching Resources Facebook page and like the page if you’re not already a follower. Then hover over the…
…year and I would have loved to have all my questions answered before I got started. If you haven’t given these a try yet, or if you would like to…
…number of personal growth books about the impact of positive thinking on one’s life, but I had never seen those concepts applied to the teaching practice. When the book arrived,…
Do you like to play Scrabble? If so, imagine how much fun you’ll have teaching your students how to play! It’s fairly easy to set up a classroom tournament, and…
Pumpkin Predictions is a perfect fall-themed activity for upper elementary students because it’s not a Halloween activity, but it seems like one. The lesson is actually a great math review…
…siblings and the fact that he feels like the odd one out because he cannot roll like the cylinder or sphere and he’s not as cute as his brother the…
…a Lunch Bunch program, select a book that you like, or you can ask the kids what they would like to read. Let the interest level and the abilities of…
…only accept, but appreciate differences in each other? Use books like Unique Monique by Maria Rousaki to celebrate differences. Then discuss appreciation ritually. A morning meeting discussion might start like…
…and adventure, like a movie that you can take with you. I spent my first 25 years as a teacher in a quest for the perfect way to teach reading,…
…overcome these feelings, I posted this question on my Teaching Resources Facebook page: “Have you ever felt like you didn’t want to go back to school in the fall, even…
…and active engagement were the critical factors. Clearly my students were having fun during these lessons, and it looked like they were learning, too. But you know what I discovered?…
