I have a quick and easy tip for you! With my student desks, the students would have folders where they were supposed to keep their incomplete work in there. Of course some students did and some just shoved their papers in their desks. I found this idea somewhere on the internet
Let’s talk flexible seating! Some of you know I changed my classroom into a flexible seating set up during the last school year. It was really exciting and so beneficial to my class. Once thing to think about if you are switching to flexible seating for the first time, is
What has been one of my biggest classroom management challenges this year? Requests from students to go to the nurse. If you are an elementary school teacher you understand. I am pretty sure I get 300 or more requests to go to the nurse during the 180 days of school.
Hey everyone! I wanted to let you know about SitSpots! Have you heard of them? Did you know they were created by a kindergarten teacher in 2012? She had switched from 5th grade to teaching 25 kindergarteners and quickly realized spatial management would be one of the keys to success.
How exciting! Emily from Education to the Core was kind enough to have me as a guest blogger on her amazing blog! It’s one of my all time favorite and I had read all the posts for about 6 months now and Pin everything and mention it on Facebook
Hey everyone! I wanted to share with you how I was getting started with Class Dojo this year! I can’t credit myself totally – I think I read the idea somewhere but can’t recall where. I can tell you my friend Tabitha at Flapjack Educational Resources has some great ideas
Hi everyone! I am bringing you some tips for using interactive notebook with your students! I teach second grade so based on my experience I came up with these tips to help you help your students with their interactive notebooks and help you keep organized and manage them. ONE People
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