3 Activities to Help You Teach During the Holidays
December can be a crazy time because kids and teachers alike are ready for winter break. You want to lean into the holiday magic but also want to continue the routines of learning that took…
5 Classroom Management Strategies For Whole Group Math and Literacy Activities
Do you feel like pulling your hair out when doing whole group math and literacy activities? It’s time to implement some classroom management strategies that will make your math activities and games engaging and fun.…
7 Ways to Use Interactive Classroom Anchor Charts
There are so many ways to use interactive classroom anchor charts in the classroom. If you have devices, I’m going to share 7 ways to use them for various teaching scenarios. Substitute Teacher If you…
What Are Other Kids Doing During Small Group Math Instruction?
Teaching math effectively involves providing intervention in small groups. However, it can be challenging to keep the rest of the class engaged and productive while we work with a small group. There’s a variety of…
How to Gameify Multisyllabic Word Study
Today, we're diving into the world of gamification in the classroom, specifically focusing on how to gamify the study of decoding multisyllabic words. Infusing playful elements into your multisyllabic word study makes what could be…
5 Fun Ways to Kickstart Math at the Beginning of the Year
It's time to start another year of math but where do you begin? Before diving straight into the curriculum, it’s essential to set the stage for learning so that your lessons are effective. I like…
5 Things To Do During Back-to-School to Help Your Classroom Management All Year
It’s crucial to have a plan for classroom management during back-to-school season. A well-managed classroom sets the tone for a productive and fun learning environment, where our students can grow both academically and socially. Today…
Sometimes Syllabication Rules Should Be Broken
Today I’m going to talk about syllabication rules because I sometimes get asked about it by teachers that use my multisyllabic word resources. Breaking apart multisyllabic words is an important skill for kids to have…
How to Teach Math in An Engaging Way With a District-Mandated Curriculum
I know that sometimes teaching from a district-mandated curriculum can be challenging and boring. But it is possible to have an engaging math block even with restrictions. Here are some ideas for how to do…
Your Students Aren’t Ready for the Reading State Test
I’m going to be a little negative to start this episode and say your students probably aren’t ready for the reading state test. Just hear me out. What is the purpose of the state test?…
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