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Educational materials focusing on editing student work, featuring lesson plans, colorful paper, and an engaging activity about making a card for mom.

2 Easy Ways to Help Students Edit Writing

Raise your hand if you say at least 15 times a day, “Did you use a capital?” or “Uh oh…I think you need a period at the end of that sentence!” Or maybe even, “Did you use your very best writing?” I know I’m not the only one! I have two

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Worksheets titled "Candy Cane" with cube patterns are spread on a surface next to the text "6 Ways to Keep Kids Engaged in December" on a vibrant teal background, ensuring kids remain engaged and excited.

6 Ways to Keep Kids Engaged in December

I don’t know if it’s the weather or all that we fill the month of December with, I just know that teachers everywhere are {barely} hanging in there till Winter break! {Tell me I’m not alone!} I’m sharing 6 ideas to keep kids engaged {you sane!} in the craziness that

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Educational materials are laid out on a table, featuring worksheets and a booklet titled "Our Classroom Address Book" to help students learn. The scene is brightened by an array of colorful pens and pencils.

Teaching Students Their Address Worksheets!

Technology is awesome and makes our lives so much easier, right? We can quickly tap a button and call someone or look up an address with the swipe of a finger! But the flip side of that incredible technology is that we’re becoming lazy! A simple thing like learning an

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Clipboards with math games titled "Make 12," "Make 15," and "Make 20" are placed beside markers. The text reads: "Easy Math Games to Build Fact Fluency and Mastery.

Games to Help Build Math Mastery

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again…I LOVE using Math Games in the classroom to help my little learners master their math facts and skills! I love that students don’t even realize they are practicing math and just think we’re playing! We all know that kids gain mastery

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Classroom pairing cards featuring food illustrations like coffee, donut, and fries help pair up students effortlessly. The background is adorned with colorful notebooks and stationery. Text reads: "A Fast Way to Pair Students.

A Fast {and Fun} Way to Pair Up Students

Raise your hand if as soon as you announce to your students that they’ll be working in partners, they immediately look at their friend like this… Without fail, right? Long long ago {to assure that my kids weren’t always selecting the same partner} I created a set of cards to

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