Measuring Penny Measurement Unit- Dramatic play for the older grades?! You bet! I know what you are thinking…the kids are too “old” for that! I thought the same thing…until I tried this math unit with my
Happy Monday! Today I am blogging over at Owl-ways Be Inspired and handing out some Spring Fling Freebies! Hop on over and get your Spring Fever Freebie! Here is a sneak peek: Click HERE
Update as of October 6, 2019: I just finished creating a new video just for you! This video is all about implementing student-led conferences in your primary classroom! Watch the video on my TPT store:
These are THE resources that keep me afloat. My favorite bloggers over at Owl-ways Be Inspired are having a fun little linky, called Resources that keep us afloat. Read on to see what resources are
One of my favorite teaching strategies is to integrate science and social studies into my ELA lessons. If I am also able to incorporate thematic holidays into my teaching, that is an added bonus. In
Throughout the year, I try to find ways for my students to express their appreciation for the staff members at our school. I love how excited my students get when they participate in random acts
I love to teach about random acts of kindness during the holiday season. And, with all of the other blog posts that I have seen recently, I am so happy to know that I am
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