I am in my second year of teaching with a Smart Board, and now I don't know how to teach without it! But like many teachers, I spent my first six … [Read more...]
Pocket Chart Make-Over
Pocket chart stands are almost a necessity in an elementary classroom. They can be used for so many different activities in daily lessons and offer a … [Read more...]
Leprechaun Fun in the Classroom
Setting up a leprechaun trap in your classroom can incorporate science (think simple machines), social studies (the history of the legend of the lucky … [Read more...]
Contractions aren’t tricky to teach?
Teaching about contraction words in the early elementary grades can be confusing for students - until you introduce games, visual aids, and other … [Read more...]
Lovely Valentines Printables
Classroom Valentine's parties are some of the most fun celebrations throughout the school year. Need a valentine heart candy graph printable? This … [Read more...]
Ironing Out the Lamination
Don't you hate it when you are laminating paper for your classroom, and the machine spits back out a creation filled with air bubbles? Sometimes, even … [Read more...]
Simile Fun!
Similes are a fun lesson when teaching about different types of figurative language. I love teaching about similes with third grade. They are old … [Read more...]
Turning Noneducational Games into Learning Fun
Educational board games and file folder games are great learning resources for every student from Kindergarten to Middle and High School! Reusing … [Read more...]
3 Favorite Things
Holy moly it's May and time is flying! It's Jaime from The First Grade Bloom. I've been so fortunate to guest blog for Charity at the start of each … [Read more...]
Teacher Tools
Hello! It is me, Hilary from Second Grade is Out of This World! I don't know about you, but when I want to do something in my classroom, I want to … [Read more...]
Character Study with Olivia
As students make their way up in elementary school, the need for character development in their writing increases. Olivia, by Ian Falconer, is a great … [Read more...]
A Rockin’ Student Teacher Gift
It's Faith again from Kindergarten Faith, and I am here for one last time. I have thoroughly loved being apart of this awesome blog and organization. … [Read more...]
Magazine Holders to Organize in the Classroom
Hello again! I can't believe it is already the end of the school year - in fact you may already be done when you are reading this - if you are I am … [Read more...]
Positively Push for Good Behavior
The end of the year is quickly approaching! I am super excited, aren't you? Well, so are the students, and their behavior is showing their excitement. … [Read more...]
12 Cross-Curricular Ways to Teach on a Nature Hike
It’s warm and sunny outside, the perfect time to use nature as a teaching tool. If your class has access to a natural area, it’s time to use it to … [Read more...]
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