State testing season is here, and while it can be a stressful time for both teachers and students, the right strategies can make a world of difference. With thoughtful preparation and engaging review methods, your
If you’re wondering how to teach measurement conversions in upper elementary, you’re not alone. Many teachers find that students struggle with knowing when to multiply or divide, how units relate to each other, and why
As an upper elementary teacher, you know that the 100th day of school is a milestone that should be celebrated in a big way! So here are 5 easy 100th day activities for upper elementary
Are you wondering what it takes to make your teacher Instagram grow? I have 5 tips to help you grow your teacher Instagram! So, you’ve taken the tips from my last blog, and you
Teacher Instagram, or teachergrams, have exploded over the last couple of years! Teachers of all areas are using Instagram for a variety of reasons and maybe you’re thinking of joining the crew. Pinterest for teacher
A Week of Thanksgiving in my Classroom Thanksgiving in the classroom is such a fun time! It is a great time to remember what we are thankful for. This was especially important this school year.
Parent-teacher conference week is a week I do not look forward to every school year. The days are long and it’s exhausting by the end. You can only imagine what parent-teacher conferences were like while
Another classroom favorite of mine has always been my morning choice time…but that too has needed changed this year. Morning choice, sometimes referred to as a soft start, is when you allow students to start
I know, I know. We are mid-way through October and already passed our first nine weeks of school, and I am just now getting things in the classroom settled. But ya know, #teachingin2020. This is
It all started with Instagram… I started teaching in 2015. Over the first couple of years, I would share a few teaching events and ideas on my personal social media accounts to my friends and
