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  • 50 Choice Boards to Use with Your Students!
    Lesson Plan Inspo

    Grab 50 Choice Boards to Use with Your Students!

  • Knowing how to organize your lesson plans and materials in your classroom makes it easy for you to find the resources you need quickly and efficiently.
    Teacher PD

    Organize Your Weekly Lesson Plans!

  • Here is a roundup of all the End-of-the-Year Activities links that were tweeted and/or posted on the blog in the past. Perhaps you need something new?
    End of School Year | Seasonal

    End-of-the-Year Activities Roundup!

  • I love the book Mrs. McNosh Hangs Up Her Wash. Any age student can practice elements such as predictions, inferring, real vs. make-believe, and sequencing.
    Lesson Plan Inspo

    Free Mrs. McNosh Activities Pack!

  • How often do you stop instruction for brain breaks? When you see the glazed look on your students' faces or do you have a timer set up to help you remember?
    Teacher PD

    Boppin’ with Brain Breaks

  • Giving students a choice board option, such as a spelling menu for homework, encourages a "buy-in" from that student.  Anytime you are given a choice, you are more likely to want to follow through on the selection you made.
    Assessment

    Order Up with Choice Boards!

  • Curriculum mapping is useful for teachers who are pacing lesson plans so as not to miss something that should have been taught before annual standardized tests.
    Teacher PD

    Curriculum Mapping Your Content

  • The classroom is on fire! Literally! Your only way to put out the flame is to use differentiation strategies. Can you do it? Here are some myths about DI.
    Teacher PD

    7 Myths About Differentiated Instruction

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