Organized Classroom has had some great guest blog posts over the years and this one all about guided reading resources organization is another great example! Keep reading to find out how she gets all her items pulled together – and make sure to pick up the free inspired-by Guided Reading Resource Organization Pack I whipped up too. Enjoy! Hello again….
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This section is for class sizes of 20-21 students. While all the photos show options for 20 students, feel free to place an additional student on the end of one of the groups, if needed. This desk arrangement is more like a competitive arena. The students are able to work in a discussion format and are able to see one…
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Mother’s Day is a fun holiday to acknowledge in the classroom. Even if students don’t have a biological mother living at home, chances are they have someone who can fill the role. Mother’s Day Games and Ideas How fun are these? Mother’s Day trivia with answer key Wordsearch for Mom Candle Labels Breakfast in bed room service card Printable wrapping…
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Do you feel like you spend all your nights and weekends grading? If so, I have been there. And I found a little tip that has worked for me in the past. Take a look at my tip in the video below. Prefer to read the transcript? I’ve got you covered! Hi everyone! I hope everyone as well today. So…
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Thinking spring yet? Spring bulletin boards for classroom teachers (or even libraries or in church) are always a figurative breath of fresh air – even if the temperature hasn’t quite warmed up yet. Cute bulletin board idea themes for spring might include gardens, flowers, pinwheels, bunnies, pictures of baby chicks, spring showers, and definitely a lot of freshly grown green…
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