Nursery Rhymes: not just for babies anymore! Some people think that nursery rhymes are just for little kids, but it’s absolutely not true! They are perfect for teaching reading. Nursery Rhymes are Fun for Students and Teachers! These fun poems help young readers practice basic foundational literacy skills and become better readers… plus, they’re silly and always make me smile….
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Jennifer is a third grade teacher. She loves working with her students and the best part of her career is when she sees the light go on for a child. The work is hard: She puts in long hours before and after school, constantly dealing with government mandates that have less to do with teaching and more to do…
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Here’s a fun way to do some team building, review important skills, and have some fun! These Academic Summer Games can be enjoyed at the end of the school year, during summer school, and beginning of the school year review. This set was designed to review second grade skills. This post has some great suggestions on how to have “Summer…
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Hi, Teaching Friends! Have you thought about how you can help your students learn through planned repetition of words and concepts? Read on to see how even a math game graphic can add to their learning! When you integrate information across the curriculum and repeat it in a variety of ways, you can help your students learn more easily…
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Track the Happy with ClassClimate.org. You now have a tool to quickly evaluate the mood in your class. View today’s data, filter the results as you need, explore history records, and much more. Happy data has never looked this cool. Their Emoji maker offers students a quick and easy tool to record mood and happiness. Access unique data, make better…
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