If you’re in Ohio and you’re driving to Texas, what direction are you traveling? Build map skills with easy to make overlays from transparency film! Sounds easy enough, right? Right? Hello? Map skills and map directions never really go away; the skills just keep building year after year. Students need
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Students LOVE to celebrate themselves and feel special! Let’s be honest, we ALL like to be recognized and honored sometimes. I’ve started a Mini-Student of the Week display – and my students L-O-V-E it! I keep it very, very simple. First, I assign all students
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
Need a complete book study unit that your students will LOVE? This nonfiction book study is it! This literacy unit covers reading, technology, writing, and science, and even has some history thrown in, for good measure! It took my class about two full weeks to complete, but you can easily adjust
These quick, educational NO-PREP worksheets are fun for students. I love leaving them as extras for subs or for morning work. I’ll start with the elementary students: Students LOVE the math and drawing combination! Click to visit Teachers Pay Teachers! The creativity of these worksheets catch students’ attention because most
This is a quick blog post about the amazing transformation of an ugly duckling (in this case an old beat up filing cabinet) into a beautiful swan! Ok, well, beautiful might be a stretch – but it’s at least an attractive swan! Here is the before picture: I couldn’t look
Here’s a DIY hack to improve students’ reading by using a simple, easy-to-make reading guide to assist students with their tracking! Visual tracking during reading can be improved with the aid of a simple tool that you can make! My students use these nearly every single day at school. It’s
Organizing your classroom can be done in less time than you think. Follow this simple organizational plan for primary, elementary, middle school, and high school teachers. The Back To School Aisle is back in action at my local Walmart! ((Screams! Whines! Hisses!)) I like to begin settling into my classroom
