Sample a Taste of Bite-Sized Learning: A Series – Week Three
Returning for the final installment in the bite-sized learning blog series, this week we’ll be looking at some sample schedules from my experience with bite-sized
Classroom Management
Sample a Taste of Bite-Sized Learning: A Series – Week Two
We’ve returned for another installment of the bite-sized learning blog series. Last week we defined what bite-sized learning is and how it began. This week
Sample a Taste of Bite-Sized Learning: A Series – Week One
The world of education is changing. Attention spans are getting smaller. Digital screens are replacing paper pages. Personalized plans are meant for everyone. Self-paced learning
10 Terrific Classroom Warm Up Activities
We’ve all had them…days when we’re planned out, on top of things, and ready to take on the world, and days when we’re flying into
10 End of Year Activities for the Upper Elementary Classroom
The end of the year is rapidly approaching and it’s usually the best time of year. The class is gelling, the memories are abundant, and
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
Starting the New Year off Right
As you head back to school after a long winter’s break, it’s a great time to handle some much needed items in your classroom. Teacher
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
The Power of a Greeting
Every day as students enter my classroom, I stand at my door and greet them. Whether it’s with a handshake, a hug, a fist bump,
New Year, New School, New Challenges, New Rewards
A new school year can be challenging, a new school…intimidating, but add in a brand new school building with a newly formed school and it
Secret Santa for your Classroom
This is the time of year for lessons on gratitude and generosity, holiday cheer and happiness, and what better way to spread those ideas than
