Air and water are two things we rely on every single day, yet they often go unnoticed. That is, until…
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Engaging Activities for Teaching Properties of Liquids and Solids
Have you ever had your students question why water flows but ice stays put? Or why honey moves slower than…
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5 Fun Math Activities for Your Elementary Classroom
I still remember the day I discovered how powerful it was to gamify math for my students. Suddenly, math practice…
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4 Easy Ways to Increase Student Engagement After the Winter Holidays
I love the fresh start that January brings each year. After the whirlwind of the holiday season, settling back into…
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Practical Tips and Activities for Teaching Cursive
Teaching cursive handwriting seems to be a skill that’s slowly getting pushed to the side in our elementary schools. If…
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No Prep Literacy Centers for Kindergarten and First Grade
One of my absolute favorite routines in my classroom has to be our literacy centers! They offer so much flexibility…
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Exciting December Activities to Increase Student Engagement
Do you hear the sleigh bells ringing? Probably not over the excitement of your students during December, right? I totally…
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Fun and Engaging November Activities for the Elementary Classroom
November can be a tricky time in the classroom. We’re right in the middle of the holidays, with the excitement…
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5 Easy Ways to Improve Spelling and Vocabulary
Teaching spelling and vocabulary can sometimes feel like being stuck in a bit of a routine for both us as…
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How to Plan October Activities to Increase Student Engagement
October is hands down one of my favorite months! The cooler weather, the crisp sound of falling leaves, and that…
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September Activities to Engage Students During the Start of the Year
As the school year kicks off and the excitement of a new beginning fills the air, there’s something special about…
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How to Weave Spiral Review Into Your Class With Morning Work
Have you ever taught a skill or concept just to find that a month later the students are looking at…
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