A Teaching Blog
Since Presidents Day is right around the corner, I complied a list of fun and engaging ideas and resources you can use right away with your class. You WON’T want to miss the exclusive digital resource at the end of this post! Brain Pop Jr. has some fun videos on Washington and Lincoln too! You can check them out here… Read More
Happy February! I’ve got a few fun Valentine’s Day ideas that your kids will love. The best part…they’re candy free! I’m always looking for something other than the usual candy to give to my kids. My school is BIG on wellness and so we all make an effort to go candy free on Valentine’s Day. I’ve got a few freebies… Read More
With back to school quickly approaching, I wanted to add some new classroom decor for my teacher corner and the rest of my classroom. These simple quotes are the perfect little boost of inspiration to your teaching and for your classroom community. Below are a few of my favorite inspirational quotes you can grab for free! This one is just… Read More
Bonjour friends! I am SO excited to be a part of this holidays around the world blog hop. We’ll be sharing holiday celebrations and lesson ideas from all over the world. At this holiday stop, you’ll be learning all about Christmas in France! I was lucky enough to visit France during the Christmas season. It was one of the most magical holidays… Read More
Teaching synonyms is such an important skill for little learners. When students learn how to use them effectively, they’ll be able to understand what they hear and read even better. They’ll also expand their vocabulary with new words so they aren’t using the same ones in their writing over and over. One of my go-to resources to use is this book by… Read More
Columbus Day is just around the corner, and if you’re like me and are looking for meaningful and true-facts ideas and resources about Columbus Day, then this post is just for you. I’ve gathered some discussion topics, ideas, and links to resources that can help you navigate through who Columbus was and his role in today’s social studies lessons. When… Read More
