Are you looking to end this year with a bang? Are you ready to go a little bit above and beyond and be “that teacher” down the hallway that is still doing cool things in
Eggs, Eggs, Everywhere there are Eggs!!! Easter is sneaking up on us and we didn’t have time to post any of our new ideas for how we use eggs in our classroom. So, we compiled
In what other profession can you come to school with a sock on your arm (made to appear like a cast!) and fool everyone into thinking that you broke your bone??? Only TEACHING!!! And, yes,
Here are the 674 reasons we love…..(Insert school name here)!! What a great bulletin board idea! Nicole helped make this bulletin board in our school hallway. The number represents the people in our school- staff
I just started one of my all-time favorite units to teach for science- the solar system! In this post, I will show you how I engage my students at the start of the unit (setting
Or should I say, “ValenTIMES day??” After all, that is how all of my students are pronouncing it! So cute! :) If you have been reading our blog for a while, you will know that
Don’t you love when you are able to go to a conference that your district pays for you attend??? Don’t you love when you walk away from the conference with ideas of what to implement
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