The importance of a daily class schedule is relevant not only to the teacher in charge of daily learning, but also to the students in the classroom who are expected to be active participants in that structure. Having a classroom system that has been explained and is displayed somewhere prominent in the classroom will be the difference between students…
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Grab these FREE Google Form version of the listening centers for comprehension practice even for virtual learning! Do you use QR listening centers in your classroom? Let me tell you about the game changing way listening centers can revolutionize your classroom! Sitting in my classroom thinking about how I could incorporate speaking and listening standards in a meaningful way for…
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This week, our Collaboration Wednesday question on the Facebook Fan Page wall was: “How do you fit in all your curriculum?” Well, many people sounded off and had some insights about what they teach and why. Some were of own preference/choice, while others’ mentions were mandated by administration. Either way, it is always good to get some perspective from other…
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Knowing how to organize your lesson plans and lesson plan book in your elementary classroom makes it really easy for you to find the resources you need quickly and efficiently. Which means your third grade students will get the writing prompt you have prepared in seconds. Or your kindergarteners have the new Venn diagram template on their desks in a…
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This post originally appeared on SSSTeaching. Maybe you’re in a classroom, homeschool, virtual or distance learning when winter comes around this year….how to celebrate Christmas virtual or have a social distance holiday activities for your students! If you’re celebrating New Year or winter online this year or remotely with students here are some ideas to help! Holidays and celebrations are…
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