The Ultimate Guide to Teaching U.S. States and Capitals
We all have that one unit that might not light up our excitement radar when we open our curriculum maps to see what’s next. The
We all have that one unit that might not light up our excitement radar when we open our curriculum maps to see what’s next. The
Simulations engage students by bringing to life historical events. Students take on experiential learning and learn in a memorable way from different perspectives.
If you’ve ever tried teaching basic map skills to 6th graders, you know it can be a bit like navigating uncharted territory. Those directions, scales,
If you’re anything like me, you’re fascinated by the stories and people that have shaped the great state of Colorado. We’re talking about the breathtaking
One of my favorite parts about teaching history is showing my historians how it’s a big story separated into chapters! We all know that history
Being a middle or high school teacher is about more than just delivering classroom lessons. It’s about nurturing young minds, sparking that passion for learning,
Think back to that first day of school when your students walked into the classroom, filled with nervous energy and uncertain smiles. As the weeks
Psst! Come here! Let me share with you one of my classroom secrets that has worked wonders for me: teaching routines! Think of our classrooms
In today’s super-connected world, raising kids who are aware of the bigger picture is more crucial than ever. We want them to embrace different cultures
Can you feel the excitement in the air as the back-to-school season approaches? It’s time to kickstart another amazing academic year with all our organizational
Task cards are great classroom devices to help in the teaching and practice of mathematical concepts. When presented with open-ended word problems, these task cards
Do your students learn about the civilizations of ancient Mesopotamia in school? You can teach them about this fascinating time period through fun activities. With