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Read more about the article 3 Things to Do the First Week of School

3 Things to Do the First Week of School

The first week of school is exciting but it can also be stressful and challenging. Before rushing into the curriculum, here are three things that you should do that first week of school to set…

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Read more about the article 3 End of the School Year Activities That Will Keep Kids Engaged

3 End of the School Year Activities That Will Keep Kids Engaged

It can be difficult to keep kids engaged at the end of the school year. Most of the required skills have been taught for the year. So now what? Here are some ideas for keeping…

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Read more about the article 5 Classroom Management Strategies for the End of the Year

5 Classroom Management Strategies for the End of the Year

It's the end of the school year and the kids are all talking really loudly at one time and you're practically at your wit's end. All the classroom management strategies you have implemented since the…

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Read more about the article 5 Ways to Disconnect From Work After School and On the Weekends

5 Ways to Disconnect From Work After School and On the Weekends

It can be hard to separate school from home for many teachers. But it's so important that we take care of ourselves and attend to our personal lives. So in this post I'm sharing 5…

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Read more about the article How to Make State Test Practice Engaging

How to Make State Test Practice Engaging

It's that time of year again. Time to do some state test practice. Sound boring? Well, it can be if you just give kids test prep review packets, have them complete them and turn them…

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Read more about the article 3 Independent Reading Activities Your Kids Can Do While You Teach in Small Groups

3 Independent Reading Activities Your Kids Can Do While You Teach in Small Groups

What do the rest of the kids do while you teach reading in small groups or one-on-one? Today I'm sharing 3 activities your students can do independently. Let them choose their books.  One activity for…

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Read more about the article 7 Tips for Planning So You Can Leave School On Time

7 Tips for Planning So You Can Leave School On Time

You want to leave school for the day but there's still so much to do like planning your lessons. Here's a secret... there will always be so much to do. But that doesn't mean you…

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Read more about the article 5 Ways to Help Kids Understand Area and Perimeter in 3rd-Grade

5 Ways to Help Kids Understand Area and Perimeter in 3rd-Grade

Area and perimeter can be tricky skills to teach kids because they often confuse one for the other in 3rd-grade. Here are 5 ways to help kids understand area and perimeter. Definitions using Examples:  Before…

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Read more about the article 7 Grading Tips That Will Give You Back Your Time

7 Grading Tips That Will Give You Back Your Time

Don’t grade everything. It’s ok to give kids things to work on that we don’t grade.  The point of grading is to assess how kids are doing.  Although that could also be argued because sometimes…

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Read more about the article How to Fit Multiplication Fact Practice Games into Your Curriculum

How to Fit Multiplication Fact Practice Games into Your Curriculum

Playing multiplication fact practice games is one of the easiest ways to help kids learn their multiplication facts. When kids are having fun, they are able to retain the information they are learning. Because our…

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