Teaching the way students learn
Build a Snowman ties fine motor and phonics with snowy fun! I received a special request for these snow-friends from a teacher who used a class set of my Thanksgiving turkeys. Of course, I was thrilled to comply (LOVE requests!). Her class has students of all different reading levels, so I ... continue reading...
Welcome October! I always breathe a sigh of relief as the calendar moves from September to October. Not only do I look forward to boots with dresses and PSL (I know, I know), but I also welcome the resemblance of a classroom routine now that Back to School is winding down. October ... continue reading...
Differentiation... What feeling does that word immediately conjure? (be honest!) For me, I personally feel a sense of excitement. A bit like when you are starting a puzzle that you're pretty sure you're going to rock, lol. BUT I can definitely empathize with anyone who felt a sense ... continue reading...
Do you include Makerspace in your classroom? I've been intrigued with the concept ever since I heard about it! I'm pretty sure every undergrad paper I ever wrote somehow included a quote from Howard Gardner #nerd I kept the thought of offering Makerspace opportunities in ... continue reading...
It's Back to School and time for teacher introductions! I've seen so many clever ideas for meeting and greeting new students. Some include props, like treats or school supplies, and others feature an icebreaker activity. So many different ideas, but the one thing that is the ... continue reading...
