Student password sheets are a super helpful teaching resource to have on hand when taking a group of students to the computer lab, or even during center time within your own classroom. Making sure students know quickly how to find their own login username, email (if they need it), and password can really make the difference between spending the entire…
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Custom sticky notes in the classroom? That might sound difficult to pull off. What could you even use them for? It might even sound expensive. Believe it or not, there are way more uses for them in your classroom than you might think! You can use on windows for brain dump sticky note thinking, student desktops, to-do lists, use them…
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Sign up for the free online training for teachers that will show you how to infuse better listening and following direction skills in your classroom! You’ll learn: 4 parts of training your students for active listening Small classroom activities that will strengthen their listening skills Where to practice for the maximum effect How to positively reinforce those skills Also includes…
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Looking for a fun Easter multiplication math activity to have your students practice their time tables? Then check out this freebie! But first… how do you teach your students their time-tables? Do they learn by rote or via visuals? Conversation at the lunch table in the staff room the other day revolved around whether we should teach students the time-tables…
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This post originally appeared on SSSTeaching. April Fool’s Day …not normally a rigorous action packed day, unless you’re using THE April Fool’s Day Reading Passage. Personally I love a good April Fool’s day prank, my favorite being the “voice activated copier” that I have done at just about every school. The results are priceless. I love the lighthearted nature of…
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