How to Use Scavenger Hunt Games with Your Middle Schoolers
Teaching older students really inspires me to get creative with my lessons and activities. They’ve been in school long enough to know the usual routines.
Teaching older students really inspires me to get creative with my lessons and activities. They’ve been in school long enough to know the usual routines.
Sometimes, I feel like social studies gets an unfair reputation for being boring. So many students think it’s just a class where they’re forced to
The first week of school is such an important time. It lays the foundation for the rest of the school year. It is during this
We often find ourselves juggling an array of standards. It can be overwhelming. However, once I started looking at the standards like tools in a
Do you ever find yourself wondering how Colorado came to be? Who were the key players? How did they make it all happen? Whenever I
If you know me at all, you know I’m a big fan of my home state, Colorado! I enjoy any chance to bring the rich
I’m excited to take you on a journey into the world of teacher podcasts. I stumbled upon podcasts quite unexpectedly. You see, I’ve always been
As the end of the year approaches, it is time to start planning some awesome activities to celebrate all our students have accomplished. It’s incredible
Have you ever tried cross-curricular teaching in your classroom? It’s a teaching method with a lot of benefits for students. I loved using cross-curricular teaching
Ever find yourself knee-deep in a project, pouring your heart into it, and then eagerly anticipating that sweet moment when it finally hits the real
One of my absolute favorite units to teach to my middle schoolers is the Ancient Egypt unit. The time period of the ancient Egyptian civilization
Have you ever found yourself pleasantly surprised by something you created for a colleague or friend? That’s exactly how I feel about my Algebraic Expressions