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Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is celebrated throughout May but can (and should) be recognized year-round. You may need clarification about how to get started or where to find resources;…
Are you looking for box method division worksheets that implement differentiation and effectively reach all learners, including those who seem to “not get it”? Well, you’re in for a treat!…
So, how do you play Would You Rather in a classroom? You can use this game in many ways, but let’s focus on the ways that actually make our lives…
Yes, Women’s History Month can be celebrated in the elementary classroom, even if you’re short on time. Even though we recognize Women’s History Month in March, you can incorporate these…
“Girls are capable of doing everything men are capable of doing. Sometimes they have more imagination than men.” Katherine Johnson It’s true. Celebrating Women’s History Month in the classroom can…
You’ve just taught a lesson on a targeted phonics skill, but how will you assess students’ understanding? Use quick, kid-friendly, and fun phonics exit tickets! Phonics exit tickets are a…
Have you ever wondered how to make learning long division fun using the box method? If you’re an upper elementary teacher, no doubt you’ve felt defeated at one point trying…
Do you find yourself repeating the SAME thing to your class during those few days leading up to winter break (at least five times throughout the day), particularly in the…
How do you celebrate Native American Heritage Month with elementary students? Do you avoid it altogether because you’re unsure how to proceed? I’ve shared the same feelings once before, and…
If you’re like most upper elementary teachers, the thought of teaching long division probably makes you break out in a cold sweat. It doesn’t have to be that way, though!…
