The closing circle is a valuable practice that can bring a sense of closure and reflection to the end of the school day in an elementary classroom. By implementing a structured routine and involving students in the process, teachers can create a calm and meaningful space for ...
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5 Math Ideas to Maximize the Math Magic in Your Classroom
Mathematics is often seen as a daunting subject by many students, but it doesn't have to be that way. By incorporating creative and engaging math ideas and activities, teachers can unlock the math magic in their classrooms and foster a love for mathematics among their ...
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The #1 Paperless Teacher Toolkit You’ll Love for Back to School (Just Add Students!)
Teachers, I understand the overwhelming nature of the back-to-school season. The pressure to create engaging lesson plans, establish routines, and connect with new students can be exhausting. But what if there was a solution to help you navigate the first month of school ...
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Establishing a strong foundation in math from the very beginning is essential for elementary students. By implementing effective strategies during your math block, you can create a positive and engaging learning environment that promotes enthusiasm, understanding, and ...
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The Ultimate Teacher Checklist (100+ Items to Start Your Year Off Right!)
As a teacher, beginning a new school year with confidence and preparedness is crucial. To ensure a successful academic journey for both you and your students, it's essential to have a comprehensive teacher checklist in place. From safety measures and routines to ...
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7 Tips for a Super Organized Back to School Season
The back-to-school season can be a whirlwind of activities, but with these seven hacks, you can ensure a smoothly organized transition for both teachers and students. From optimizing morning routines to fostering classroom community, these strategies will help you create an ...
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Arm you with high-quality tools: Sleep peacefully at night knowing you’re doing what’s best for your students.
Save your energy: Provide resources that cost you little energy (that stuff is precious)---but have high impact on your students.
Light your spark: Putting fun back into your classroom after the hardest teaching years can be just what you and your students need.