How to Use the Plot Diagram for Teaching
Teaching with the Story Mountain Plot Diagram bulletin board set for students makes teaching books and stories much simpler.
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Teaching with the Story Mountain Plot Diagram bulletin board set for students makes teaching books and stories much simpler.
A step-by-step guide for teachers on how to assign students one or two slides in Google Classroom or Google Drive for distance learning. Here’s a quick post to guide teachers who only want to assign one or two slides from a larger Google Drive resource that includes many more slides.
Here’s a quick tutorial on converting PDFs to distance learning digital resources for learning management systems (LMS) and how to upload a single page from a PDF document into Google Slides and Google Classroom for students to use. Online teaching and using digital resources for our students was thrust on
Read this article for tips about teacher binder organization and get some teacher binder ideas for this school year. How often do you find yourself sitting in a meeting, caught without some essential piece of information that you need? I really hate that feeling of needing specific information – a
Looking for a quick, easy tried and true differentiation strategy for improving your students’ math computation skills? Look no further – a simple sheet of graph paper can improve students’ math arithmetic skills for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division! – And fractions, decimals, equations, and pretty much any other type
Create student leaders and develop leadership skills with these leadership resources. They’re engaging and enjoyable for students, yet easy for teachers. Creating Student Leaders doesn’t have to be difficult! In fact, I’m here to make sure it’s easy for you as a teacher, yet engaging and fun for students. Create
Teaching Money Skills – Part 1 Students must learn how to count money. It’s a basic life skill that every student needs for independence. Teaching money skills doesn’t have to be tough! Good scaffolding and outside the box strategies to the rescue! Skip counting and working with coins can be easily
Free word problem comprehension strategy teaches students to apply reading comprehension strategies using CUBES or CUBED method – FREE! Provide your students with the tools to solve addition and subtraction word problems with this easy-to-use CUBES word problem strategy. This strategy works because students are given a solid, concrete method
Keeping students engaged right up to the last day of school is difficult. You’re tired of planning, tired of thinking, and just tired of feeling tired. Use the suggestions below to help you plan out the best last few weeks of school.
This article covers step-by-step how to teach compare and contrast essay writing to students using pictures and paired passages.
These Career Clusters Posters are great visual representations of career paths and career exploration geared toward high school and middle school students for career readiness, life skills, vocational, guidance counselors, and career exploration classes.
Here are 3 FAST intervention ideas for how to teach multi-digit multiplication to your students using scaffolding and differentiation.
Making a coil-bound teacher planner for your lesson plans, grade book, and other essential teacher forms is easy and kind of fun! I’ve always seen binding machines at the schools where I’ve taught, but I’d never used one before. It seemed intimidating, and who has time to deal with the
This high school graduation plan offers a career pathway for students planning for college, military, 2-year vocational school, or employment as a future goal. Who needs a high school graduation plan? Every student can and will benefit from a well-designed, personalized high school graduation plan focusing on their future goals.
Written especially for teachers, use this easy step-by-step guide on how to assign work to students using Google Classroom for digital classroom lessons and distance learning to teach remotely. Google Classroom is user-friendly, but for those of us who aren’t necessarily teacher-techy, anything new can be confusing. No fears! Here’s
