Quality Resources and edTech for Grades 3-5
Differentiating our instruction is the key to our students’ success! We must provide materials that students can understand at his/her level, but I know this can be a tough task! It’s hard enough to create one solid lesson that’s targeted to the entire audience, and now thinking about creating materials that will meet the needs of 25 students can be… Read More
I’ve said this before and I will say it again, Daily Spiral Review has been the BIGGEST game-changer in my math instruction. Practice does make perfect, right? Of course it does, if the practice is methodical and guided by a teacher. That’s exactly what math spiral review is…practice under supervision from you, the teacher! The spirals I use in my… Read More
Need some help with your vocabulary instruction? Need to bring in a few new resources to help your kiddos become engaged in vocabulary? This pre-taped webinar will explore a few new ideas, tips, and resources that will help you teach vocabulary LIKE A BOSS! SPOILER ALERT! Watch the entire video to find out how to get a few FREE resources… Read More
We all know best teaching practice, right? Of course we do, but with so many students having a device in their hands these days, things are changing. We still know what best teaching practice looks like, but as teachers, we also need to bring those practices into the digital age. 15 years ago when I was in college, I remember… Read More
Last year, our 4th graders and a few middle school and high school students started using Chromebooks. The kids LOVED completing their lessons on the devices, and let’s be honest, this is absolutely where technology is headed. Google rules our lives!! 🙂 With that being said, I know that I need to begin creating more digital resources for my students…. Read More
If you’re looking to start the year by teaching your kiddos the power of teamwork, Team Jobs will work perfectly in your classroom. For so many years, I had a few classroom jobs and I assigned one student per job. A couple of years ago, I thought to myself that it may be a good idea to have students work… Read More