Do you enjoy teaching? Do you want to work from home? Find out how to put your educational expertise to work with online tutoring jobs.
Discover engaging plant science experiments for kids, including testing liquids for seed growth, observing how plants drink, and growing beans in baggies on a sunny window. These hands-on activities teach children how plants grow while fostering patience and curiosity about nature.
During your rocks and minerals unit, have you ever want to create your own crystal garden or grow your own minerals? This post teaches you exactly what you need to do during your science lesson to make it happen.
These ideas of fun ways to teach mitosis are fun for both students and teachers. This list includes some classic ideas and few new modern approaches.
Co-teachers who take risks together, grow together.
A collaborative blog by Pre K and Kindergarten specialists. Child growth and development, information, free printables.
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Writing instruction often fits into a small corner of the day. This makes it so challenging to find time to teach grammar, spelling, punctuation, and all the other foundational skills students need to be more effective writers. While working through the writing process is an important piece of writing instruction, many
Using Bee Bot in the classroom is an easy way to teach important 21st century coding skills while also working on other key skills.
Your child will be entertained for hours with these free pretend play printables.
Everyone is big on experimenting here at the moment! Miss 3 is always asking to ‘do experiments’. Which for her means grabbing […]
These ideas of fun ways to teach mitosis are fun for both students and teachers. This list includes some classic ideas and few new modern approaches.
A blog with classroom tips and ideas, teacher mentoring, educational resources, and classroom practices for elementary and middle grades.
These 50+ strategies to jumpstart your teaching brain include literacy strategies, approaches to assessment, and grouping strategies.
Are you teaching resilience to kids? Resilient kids see life as challenging and everchanging and uses these to become stronger! You can teach by...
Discover the best crafts to teach. Whatever your skill, some craft projects will be a better fit for a classroom than others. Here's how to think through your own craft skills and discover the best type of project to teach to a class.
Make a life-size printable human skeleton with kids! The printable skeleton template comes as a PDF file, which is easy to cut and assemble.
When children are emotionally upset, it is a perfect opportunity to teach self-regulation. Managing their emotions is a skill they will use for a lifetime.
Try these 100 Prompts for Teachers to Ask ChatGPT. Using ChatGPT effectively can not only save you time, but help you to innovate teaching.
Teaching students how to annotate text can be an intimidating task. Likewise, for our students, annotating text can be equally as daunting, especially if they don’t have a process of their own that works or steps to follow. However, teaching text annotation can be a simple and straightforward task if you follow these five steps.
Art is more than a hobby. Learn about the benefits of arts education in schools, and how it nurtures students’ skills in and beyond the classroom.
Do your kids love Elsa and "Frozen?" If so, give this science experiment a try! I have been noticing lots of fun ideas being shared by my fellow bloggers that are all related to the Walt Disney movie "Frozen." I must admit that my grandsons and I have enjoyed watching this movie at home on more
Last updated on September 22nd, 2019 at 09:53 pm Like many gardeners, I’m extremely drawn to the appeal of growing fruits and vegetables indoors. Whether it’s because the weather just isn’t cooperating, or if you’d like to have better control over pest control, indoor gardening can be great! Unfortunately, our good ole’ friends, the bees, …
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Here’s a free printable comic I made to help kids understand that courage doesn’t mean having no fear, but rather recognizing and facing them. I want to help them have compassion for themselves and their fears and understand anxiety better. Teachers and parents, […]
Seems like lately I’ve been having lots of conversations with my colleagues about math. Could be because (if you ask me) January is a perfect time for a math block. The more inward, reflective quality of this time of year makes it a great time to sit down and crunch numbers. (That’s what we’re doing […]
Do you have struggling writers who just don't seem to be growing? Do you have reluctant writers who don't seem to get much writing completed? In every class that I have ever taught, there has always been a handful of kiddos that just don't like writing. These students can be toughest to reach. You have
Are you looking for fun, hands-on activities to teach factoring quadratics or the quadratic formula? In this post are lots of ideas and free resources for helping students when teaching lessons on quadratics.
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Sensory Diet: Practical Ways to Incorporate Sensory Input for children and students. Includes Discussion of Sensory Systems, Evidence Base Research on Sensory Diets, and free printables to create a Sensory Diet.
Check out these high school teacher ideas for teaching photosynthesis and respiration with animations and hands-on activities
Lila has been extremely interested in clocks lately and has been asking me to teach her about how to tell time, so these telling time printables came at just the right *time.* [I couldn’t res…
Use these free Brick Sudoku games for kids to help develop logic and critical thinking. The children in your life will love them!
Raising resilient kids is actually easier than you think. These simple parenting adjustments will you raise kids who aren't afraid to fail.
Patterns: Growing Patterns (Extend) Practice Sheets - King Virtue's Classroom These practice sheets are great for practice and assessing students' ability to extend growing patterns. You can use one as a pre-test and the second as a post test. This set includes: 2 practice sheets 2 answer keys Enjoy! :) Copyright © King Virtue’s Classroom • www.kingvirtuesclassroom.com • All rights reserved.
