The importance of a classroom 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 who…
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So, I thought this was such a cute idea that I saw on Pinterest (of course) but I hadn’t seen it done in the classroom. I also know that I love to switch things up for special occasions or seasons, but don’t like to go overboard in the decorations. Not to mention a little thing most teachers also must abide…
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Have you jumped on the Disney Plus train? Do you use it at home or can it work to build skills? Disney + can be a great tool to incorporate into the classroom. As excited as I am for the options at home, this presents AMAZING content that could be used for learning with students as well. Check out all…
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Hey friends! I have a special surprise for you today! I quietly posted the image below on Instagram the other day just to see if anyone would be interested in seeing more details of my brand new task management system in action, and the overwhelming response was yes! So, I wanted to come through with my promise to share! I…
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Every year I find that I buy more and more games for my ESL students. There are many games out there to build vocabulary, practice asking and answering questions and allow for engaging conversation among students. My favorite reason, though, for using board games in my classroom is that it builds great rapport between students of all different cultures. I…
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