Books and short stories to teach point of view are my favorite. Author’s point of view is such a highlight to teach because when I taught this, students had not heard this before. It blew their minds when they realized what point of view means and how to analyze point of view with a story! check out how to teach…
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Having a toolbox of behavior management tools for the classroom is a necessity for every teacher out there. Every single group of students will need different interventions. No two are alike. And that can be frustrating for sure. Having somewhere to turn to ask for help is essential to feeling like you are actually in control more days than not….
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Subject Verb Agreement scoot activity is a quick activity for students to practice identifying the correct verb form for each sentence. The brightly printed cards are set around the classroom. To complete the students scoot around the classroom answering each of the sentences. Visit my Teachers Pay Teachers store to grab your freebie. Enjoy this freebie and don’t forget…
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Hi all! A fan at The Organized Classroom Blog’s Facebook fan page posted the following question to us last week: “Help. I have a male student teacher who is leaving soon. Any ideas for a goodbye gift?” Well, that one question had teachers coming out of the woodwork to help, so I thought it would be a great idea to…
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Do you have a class that need differentiated St. Patrick’s Day alphabetical order activities? All your students can be working on alphabetical order with these St. Patrick’s Day alphabetical order pages. They are differentiated to help with students who need extra time to complete an activity. The pages look similar, one just has fewer words. There are 15 or…
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