Today I’m sharing the best ideas I’ve found on Pinterest for writing! I can honestly say writing is my least favorite subject to teach. Not sure why because I really love to write myself! I have never bought into the whole Writer’s Workshop thing {it’s just too loosey goosey for me}. Am I missing
There are tons of great math ideas over on Pinterest and today I’m sharing a few of my favorites! 1. Common Core Math Flip Books These are such an awesome resource for Common Core. Simply download, print and assemble. Super practical (and grade specific) examples of applying the common core standards. Even better…they’re free! Related:
We all have those days that we just can’t handle the noise in the primary classroom, right? You can only say, “Shhhh” or “Inside voices” so many times! I’m sharing this FREEBIE in the hope that it will buy you a little peace and quiet from time to time! To
Well hello Friday…we meet again! Funny how these Fridays roll around a little bit quicker now that it’s summer! I’m still in {summer} school, but I’m having a blast with the super small class of 13 and only a half day’s work! Here’s a peek at a few things we’ve
A fellow teacher friend shared this idea a few years ago and I love it! Kids spend an outrageous amount of time on the go! Why not turn that into some extra learning time? I simply print it onto colored cardstock and laminate. It’s included in the First Day Folder
Summer is here and maybe you’re hearing, “I’m Bored!” Here are two ways to make sure your kiddos are keepin’ busy {and learning a bit!} I’m Bored Jar You can make an “I’m Bored!” Jar. Super simple to make… and it’ll give your child something to do right away! Grab the I’m
