It sure is chilly here in New England this time of year. We actually found December to be snowier than January, but we’ve still got […]

  Collecting evidence to support claims can be one of the most difficult things to get students to do, and it’s even harder sometimes to […]

You’re wrapped up in blankets with the chills and a fever. It’s time to put in for a sick day…. but is everything all set […]

1.Your substitute may or may not be a teacher. This is a generally good reminder to consider when you begin to write or type out […]

I’m just starting to dip my toes in creating products to be used with Google classroom and/ or Google Drive.  This is my very first […]

Book series are such a gift to teachers and readers alike. When a child finds a series that they love and can relate to, it […]

Biographies are so interesting to elementary school learners and their view of the world begins to widen beyond themselves, their home, and their family. It […]

Learning basic addition and subtraction facts can seem so tedious because the content just needs to be repeated and repeated in order to encourage understanding. […]

You may be wondering how you can support early literacy with PreK students, or even younger! I’ve written before about many little things you can […]

When I was teaching first grade, I often got the question from kindergarten and even PreK teachers asking “What can we do to prepare students […]