As a teacher and book lover, one of my favorite pastimes outside of the classroom is curling up with a great book. Over the past year, I’ve read over 95 books that transported me to different worlds, introduced me to unforgettable characters, and left me thinking long after I turned
As teachers, we know how powerful reading can be. Everyday we see firsthand the impact it has on our students—from building vocabulary, to improving comprehension, and fostering creativity in our students’ writing. But how do we help families bring this same love for reading into their homes? My favorite idea
We all know the importance of a well-organized, efficient classroom {for both us and our students}. While our schools often provide common supplies {looking at you boring pencils and basic crayons!}, having your very own set of must-have tools can make your day run much smoother. You might already have
Balancing equations is a BIG concept for our little learners, but it’s a necessary foundational skill that helps build strong mathematical reasoning skills for future mathematicians. With the right approach, it can be a fun and engaging experience. Keep reading for some tips to help your students master balancing equations.
Valentine’s Day is a perfect opportunity to go beyond the traditional classroom activities and teach young students the importance of kindness and community! There are so many great books to read and projects to add to your February that will make everyone feel good. As you plan your February, consider
As teachers, we know that there are plenty of essentials we just can’t live without—dry-erase markers, student supplies, and those all-important reading books. But what about the classroom tools that are fun, bring a little extra flair to your classroom, and aren’t strictly necessary? While these classroom tools may not
