Spring Writing Paper: Regular Ruled
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Spring Writing Paper: Regular Lined (Landscape & Portrait)
Favorite Winter Project: Biography Award Certificates, Part 1
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When I taught third through fifth grade, I enjoyed integrating technology into our classroom projects and assignments. I had more time to teach the curriculum and to include special projects. Both of my schools had, at least, five computers in each classroom. My current … Read More
Teachers and Self-Care: Can You Make the Pledge?
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As I sat looking at the chart of different joints in the human body, one phrase kept running through my mind like a Times Square ticker tape: “But we still won!” These were the words a fourth-grader exclaimed in the middle of my story … Read More
Quick Guide: Travel with the Time Warp Trio!
What resources do you use to help your second and third-grade elementary students understand history? That was the question on my mind as I searched for materials to help my second graders learn about Ancient China. I had plenty of fiction and nonfiction picture … Read More
Why Mt. Multiplis App Beats Math Flash Card Apps
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Linka speaks and multiplication warriors should listen! Mt. Multiplis gives you the power to move beyond multiplication flash cards. It is resource you need to help your students use the properties of multiplication to solve problems. Trista Lanette Pollard, NBCT One of my favorite … Read More
Teaching Perspective Using Pictures: Famous Landmarks
I have always said that my best ideas come when I am not wearing my “teacher hat.” In fact, I am inspired by everyday experiences from news and social media. Last week an article popped into my social feed. What caught my eye was … Read More