When I first got iPads in my classroom, I knew I needed a simple system to keep everything organized and running smoothly. After some trial and error, I discovered this super easy way to manage and store our classroom iPad, and it has been a total game-changer! 🎯 I made
We’ve been working very hard on mastering those tricky short vowels! To mix up our short vowel practice, we turned into Super Vowel Sleuths! Related: Short Vowel Games & Activities Together, we generated a list of short e words. Then, the students selected one of those words {or any other
Math games can be a great way to build mathematical skills in an engaging and entertaining way. Whether your kids are learning addition, subtraction, or even more advanced concepts, playing math games is a fun and effective way to get them thinking and learning. Not only do math games help
I think I promised in my last post that it wouldn’t take me so long to write my next post. Well, things happen. BIG things! Last week, JB unexpectedly popped into my classroom. This struck me as odd because he has an “adult” job that doesn’t really allow him to leave work.
Last week in math, we reviewed tallies. To get the kids up and moving, I made this Count the Classroom. It was a great quick assessment to see which kiddos still need a little boost in that area! You can grab it {here} Science is rough in my classroom! It’s
As you know, the first days in any classroom are crucial. In those beginning days, routines, rules and habits are made! Display the Rules From the first day my kids walk into my door, the rules are posted. I want them to know that we have very clear rules and
