We started our multiplication unit in math and one of the first lessons is on making arrays. We began by posting the definition of arrays on the SmartBoard: An array is a set of objects
Do you send home study guides before a test? Although I like to usually send home a short study guide prior to our end of chapter/unit test in social studies, science, and/or math, I am
Fun freebies alert! A couple of days ago, I shared an idea that I use for learning difficult science and social studies vocabulary words on the Owl-ways Be Inspired collaborative blog. Angelia, from Extra Special
This weekend I ran in my first Spartan race….and LOVED it! It was a challenging, muddy, and FUN experience…in MY opinion! I used this picture as inspiration teach my reading mini-lesson for today, which was
We had indoor recess because it was raining outside. I forgot my homework at home. I lost my earring. I stepped in mud during recess. There was a dead mouse in our classroom. I will
On Instagram, I posted how my teacher friend told me about the special edition “back to school” themed Oreos, which she found at Wal-Mart. This is the first year that my school is hosting a
Looking for a creative writing activity for the beginning of the school year? I don’t know about you, but I RELISH a few minutes of peace and quiet these first few days of school. Teachers
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