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Check out this easy and inexpensive way to hang your posters, anchor charts, and bulletin board borders out of the way! Love it!

Over the Door Poster Holder

Guest blog post that shows us some great center storage solutions!

Center Storage Solutions

Grab some large binder clips, and either printed out pages of labels, or actual labels themselves and make your very own cubby clips! See how at the blog!

Cubby Clips!

Latest Classroom Decor

Having student desk nameplates aren't required in the classroom, but many teachers (especially at the elementary level) find them super useful. I know, as a substitute teacher, I found them extremely helpful as well.

DIY Student Desk Nameplates

Part of successful math understanding is knowing the massive amounts of vocabulary that goes with it. And as most teachers know, colorful visuals - such as anchor charts and posters - can solidify that knowledge.

9 Elementary Math Posters

Cute Magnetic Sheet Classroom Decor!

Cute Magnetic Sheet Classroom Decor!

Latest classroom mgmt

Does the sound of tattling drive you mad? Are you constantly interrupted by such outbursts while you are trying to teach or get something with small groups?

Tattle Ender Idea: Tell Me Slips

It’s hard to be 1 teacher in a room of 20+ students, all of whom need your support and attention right NOW. But I’ve come up with a way to avoid tired deltoids and biceps AND shouting across the room -or- following you around…

Keep Students Busy With Cups!

Latest Assessment

You could be giving a spelling test and it sounds like wild elephants running through the hallway. Never assume others will know that you need a little extra concentration quiet just because your classroom door is closed. Instead, use a visual aid.

Free Door Testing Signs

Do you feel like you spend all your nights and weekends grading? If so, I have been there. I have a little tip that worked has worked for me in the past.

Saving Grading Time!

Latest parent communication

Open House certainly does not look the same for everyone, but with the tips below, you can adapt your night to be the most successful and stress-free than ever!

Parent Handbooks for Open House Night

Do you need a new class website? I had heard of Shutterfly, but had no idea you could create a private website that you could customize for a classroom!

Create Your Class Website for FREE!

Latest classroom technology

When you have a classroom of 2-in-1 technology devices, you are left to figure out how you will get them organized so that they are in an orderly manner.

2-in-1 Technology Organization Option

Today's guest blogger shares some educational technology tips with Crazy Fast QR Codes.

Crazy Fast QR Codes

Latest seating charts

Small and condensed groupings allow for more space in the classroom to complete centers, read together, or work at the board. It is usually a trade-off between more student desk space or more classroom space. Sometimes it is beneficial to switch back and forth from the two.

Classroom Seating Chart: Boxes

Each pod is made up of six students. While there is opportunity for partner work, talking will be at a smaller level due to the spacing issues between desks.

Classroom Seating Chart: Jellyfish

Two straight lines are shifted in the middle so that all desks are angled toward a center point in the room. This is a good choice for classrooms that do a lot of presentations.

Classroom Seating Chart: Broken Line

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