Google Forms can be an effective teaching tool and save the teacher tons of time. Learn how to use Google Forms in the classroom.
A classroom functions better when there is classroom organization. Here are some tips and tricks to make your classroom organized!
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Hey, friends! I’m teaming up with my good friend Elyse from Proud to be Primary to bring you a whole slew of classroom management tips and tricks… plus, a
Back to school time is a great time to get organized in your classroom. In this post, I collected all of my favorite organization and storage tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your classroom space. Enjoy! Shoebox Plastic Bins with Lids It is unreal how many of these shoebox bins
Check out these classroom tips and tricks for mind-blowing and cost effective ideas for the classroom that are also very budget friendly.
Summer has finally arrived for me! And somehow one week of summer vacation has me itching to plan for next school year or at least for the cute pinterest inspired part of starting a new school year. Not so much the actual work part though! Keep reading for some awesome classroom organization ideas! Ready to […]
Use the metal clips that are attached to your cork strip above the white board to hang posters and chart paper! (Left): For posters, I hole punch the top right and top left of each poster, attach a...
I'm happy to get back to teaching this year! If you've been following me, you know I was a stay at home/work at home Mom for ten years. TEN YEARS! During the ten years, we grew our family of two to a family of five. I built a business around helping teachers bring joy and
Discover practical tips to reset your classroom this January! From decluttering to fresh routines, these ideas will jumpstart your new year.
Let’s chat about the hardest thing in the classroom. Classroom management. Implementing a behavior management system that has a day-to-day structure and addresses challenging student behaviors is imperative for success. ...
In this blog post I'm compiling the tips and tricks I've shared on social media into one location. I created a Virtual Classroom to be able to share all of the tips and tricks more easily.
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If you’re looking for some tips for managing an ESL or EFL classroom, then you’re in the right place. You’ll want to take a look at all of these ESL classroo...
I love the holidays. I do. Except that it makes us all nuts. Certifiably nuts. The kids are no exception. In fact, they may be the most "nutso" out of all us due to the sheer excitement the month of December brings. I do all I can not to even mention the "Ch" word in my classroom. And as far as I'm concerned....what big fat jolly man? I don't breath a word of him. Now before you start to think that I'm some scrooge or the worst teacher ever, let me just say that this merely what saves my sanity in the classroom. If you are allowed to talk about Santa and have a Christmas tree in your classroom than you are a braver person than I. I believe the key to keeping kiddos on track is to keep them engaged. I have found some great stuff on Teachers Pay Teachers, Pinterest, through blogging buddies and more and I'd like to share some of them with you so we can try and survive the insanity together. The way I see it...this is survival mode. Not every craft needs a writing prompt. There. I said it. December is the perfect time for crafts. This simple requires 5 materials. Yup- 5 - and that includes scissors. This is my kind of craft. You can find it here. Isn't this adorable? You can find the tutorial here. And for those of you that just absolutely have to have a writing prompt these snowmen from The First Grade Parade will fit the bill. When your head is ready to split open... When you heard the 4,567th tattle.... This full movie of "The Snowman" has no talking. Just classical music. Enough said. This realistic fireplace keeps the kiddos mesmerized. They LOVE it! I have found some great resources that I can't wait to use this month. Clutter-Free Classroom has this fantastic December freebie below filled with tips and tricks, resources, and freebies. Inspired Owl's Corner has a super cute and motivational incentive that can really help you get through December. No More Classroom Reindeer Games is sure to get your students working hard to earn a turn with the classroom stuffed reindeer through a sticker rewards incentive program. Kids also love learning about reindeer. This differentiated close read on Reindeer is perfect for students at many different reading levels. Need more freebies? Check out Elementary Matters who has a great linky where many sellers/bloggers have linked up some of their free holiday resources. While you are there, enter to win a Teachers Pay Teachers gift card. My favorite thing to teach is Holidays Around the World. Students make suitcases, receive a passport, get boarding passes, and "travel" by airplane around the world to various countries. Included in the Holidays Around the World product, are virtual airplane rides/trips to various countries such as Mexico, Africa, and England to see how others celebrate the holidays. I always love to hear from you! How do you get through December?
No longer kids, but not quite adults, teaching teens can be hard! These tips for high school classroom management will make your life easier!
Create a classroom library that invites students to pick up a book and learn to love reading. Add rugs and comfortable seating to ...
If there is one thing I think I have heard almost every teacher say it is definitely that there is just not enough time in the day. Anyt...
RECURSOS ESCOLARES: IMÁGENES DE LAS NORMAS DE CONVIVENCIA
