If your math block feels rushed…If you’re spending too much time reviewing yesterday’s skills…Or if you need a consistent way to build number sense every single day… These Math Warm-Ups were designed for you. They’re quick.They’re flexible.And they build foundational math skills without adding prep to your plate. Why Math
Have you spent months teaching your students every sound required in your phonics program? Have you practiced them every day using flashcards, singing songs, and playing sorting/matching games? Did you finally feet like your students were ready to read and … you quickly realized that they weren’t recognizing their sounds
More and more teachers are hopping on the “paperless classroom train” and it’s no surprise that they are seeing amazing success. Their students are more motivated, they are seeing improvements in their students’ focus and productivity, and they are LOVING that they get to spend less time photocopying! Integrating technology in
One of my teaching goals this year was to strengthen my writing block. Like many primary teachers, I often find that helping students write clear, organized narratives takes consistent modeling and structure. At the start of the year, many of my students were writing sentences that didn’t connect into a
Working with struggling readers can be challenging, but effective reading intervention can make all the difference. If you’re seeking new strategies, keep reading for 5 ways to help your K-2nd grade readers succeed. Scroll to the end for a special offer! Be Prepared Have your flash cards ready to go.
Small group reading time is powerful, but keeping students engaged can be tricky! Hands-on activities for small group reading make learning fun while building fluency, comprehension, and phonics skills. From word-building games to interactive story retelling, these easy ideas will keep your readers excited and learning. Let’s dive in! Before
Getting ready for the first week of school? Even a few weeks into summer, I’m already searching for fresh ideas to make that busy week smooth and fun. The secret is to over plan. The more prepared you are, the less stress you’ll feel when things don’t go perfectly. Here’s
Teachers are always looking for new classroom management strategies. It doesn’t matter how long we’ve been teaching. We’re always looking to improve our classroom “vibe” and we work hard to try different strategies in order to find the ones that work best for us and our students. featured image For
Classroom clean up routines help students build responsibility, teamwork, and independence while keeping your classroom organized and calm. Simple strategies like assigning jobs, using timers, adding games, and offering small rewards can make clean up time faster and more fun for students in grades PreK–5. Keeping a classroom clean can
Winter is the perfect time for creative classroom fun! These 7 simple winter art projects are designed for kindergarten and first-grade students, using affordable materials and easy-to-follow steps. Whether you’re looking for a quick craft or an art-and-writing activity, these projects will keep your students engaged while working on fine
