Hey teaching friends! Need something fun to showcase all those special notes you get from your students throughout the year? Here is the gist: Collect all those student love notes, poems, drawings, and more and keep them in a binder to display all year long. Love it! It makes it so much easier than trying to hang all the extra…
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Do you need to quickly direct students to programs or functions on their computers during virtual learning?These little 3″ by 3″ cards are just what you need!Small and easy to handle, grab the card you need and hold it up to the camera on your laptop. Designed to resemble icons used in Microsoft products for teachers using Teams, Word, Excel,…
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These reading comprehension passages are great for the summer or any other time if the year! These high interest, non-fiction passages can be used as a quick warm up, in reading centers or for homework. It includes 4 fun reading passages with 3 comprehension questions each: • Flag Day • Buzzing Bees! • Popsicles! (The Invention of the Popsicle) •…
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Over the years, I have used trading cards with students in a variety of ways. It is a project that can be implemented easily with literature and history (or really any academic area). In the past, my students researched a historical figure and designed a trading card about the person; that assignment incorporated research and summarizing skills. Another option is…
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Hey teacher friends and welcome to the Back to School season! I know there are still a few of you who have a bit more time, but many are already prepping a classroom, attending an inservice, or actively teaching students right now. My good friends over at Avery hooked me up with a bunch of fabulous items and a challenge…
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