There are quite a few companies who show their appreciation to teachers by providing them with discounts on their everyday purchases. (Thank you, teacher-loving companies. 😍) While there are more than those listed in this post which offer teacher discounts, I have highlighted the easiest ones to implement because we know how busy teaching life is, and it's just as important to be thrifty with your ... Read More about Stores That Offer (Easy, No Fuss) Teacher Discounts
Great Back to School Read Alouds for Upper Elementary
Using read alouds with your upper elementary school students at the start of the school year can be extremely powerful. Read alouds are an engaging way to help build community and set expectations for the rest of the school year. In this post, you will discover a few books with different messages that can help spark meaningful conversations between you and your students, and help set the tone for ... Read More about Great Back to School Read Alouds for Upper Elementary
Best Ways of Teaching Character Traits in Upper Elementary
Teaching students about character traits beyond the standard 'kind and mean' can be challenging, especially in the upper grades where not only are students expected to identify specific character traits, but also discuss how events in the story change the character, and how the character impacts the plot. The good news is that providing them with scaffolds and a variety of examples can really ... Read More about Best Ways of Teaching Character Traits in Upper Elementary
6 Ways Page Protectors Make Life Easier in the Classroom
Page protectors are a great reusable resource that can help you keep things in your classroom organized, as well as helping you save from making an abundance of copies. Here are 6 different ways you can use page protectors in your classroom: 1. Pockets in a Binder Page protectors make perfect pockets inside of binders. You can use them to add collections of various things including ... Read More about 6 Ways Page Protectors Make Life Easier in the Classroom
5 “Must Dos” for Teachers on the First Day of School
As we know all too well, the first day jitters are not just felt by students. Many of us teachers get very little sleep the night before the first day of school, and if we do, images of an 'out of control' classroom or an alarm clock that doesn't go off may dance in our heads. Does this scenario sound all too familiar? (...or is t just me? 😁) If so, the ... Read More about 5 “Must Dos” for Teachers on the First Day of School
5th Grade Comma Practice Made Fun and Interactive with Work Mats
We are entering the last quarter of the school year, and keeping students engaged means keeping lessons fresh. Therefore, this week our comma grammar practice involved Play-Doh. Yep, you read correctly. Fifth graders got to 'play' with Play-Doh. I had previously introduced commas to them using Print & Fold Interactive Booklets, had them implement the skills in an Italian Restaurant ... Read More about 5th Grade Comma Practice Made Fun and Interactive with Work Mats
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