Hands – On Learning Isn’t Lost With Digital Instruction
I love hands-on learning! So when the pandemic first hit and schools shut down, I panicked. I felt like my love of hands-on learning was
5 Engaging Ways to Explore and Teach Ancient Mesopotamia
When teaching ancient Mesopotamia, it can be hard to make it relatable for the students. By showing them how it connects to and affects their
3 Captivating Ways to Practice Map and Geography Skills
Map skills and basic geography seem to bore other people, but not me. I can look at maps for a long time and be entranced
10 Fabulous End of Year Activities for Upper Elementary
The end of the year is rapidly approaching. It’s usually the best time of year. The class is gelling, the memories are abundant, and the
Distance Learning and You
We are entering an unprecedented time in our recent history. Even in times of war, schools were still open and games were still played, but
Are You a Genius When it Comes to Geography?
GeoGenius is a new line of geography magazines that allow you and your students to become experts in the field of geography. With maps, interactive
Starting the New Year off Right
As you are starting the new year off and heading back to school after a long winter break, you want to make sure it’s done
A Candid Conversation: Teaching with Depression
It’s taken a long time for me to get up the courage to write this blog post. It’s not something that comes easily or that
Teacher Appreciation Flipped
Teacher appreciation week is approaching. In case you didn’t know, it’s usually the first or second week of May, and it’s a time for teachers
Getting Started with Interactive Notebooks with Success in Mind
If you are getting started with Interactive Notebooks, then this blog post is just for you. With information on choosing the right book, page numbering, envelopes, bookmarks, and tables of contents, this post has it all to help you get started on the right foot. Help your upper elementary and middle school students shine with interactive notebooks that scream organization, structure, knowledge, & fun. Ideal for social studies, history, math, science, and ela, interactive notebooks are the best.
Afternoon Tricks to Ease Your Teaching
As the day lingers, it can be hard to stay focused and motivated. It can be difficult to remain patient and remember to complete the
Mindfulness in My Classroom: A 6th Grade Teacher’s Story
As my school year started, I knew I wanted to make mindset play a key role in my student’s day. Each day a bell ringer
