Creative and Educational End-of-The-Year Activities for Upper Elementary
If March is all about test prep, then April and May bring a breath of fresh air (and more fun!)….
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If March is all about test prep, then April and May bring a breath of fresh air (and more fun!)….
A strong vocabulary isn’t just about knowing “big” words. Instead, it functions as a way for students to unlock understanding…
Using picture books to teach writing in your classroom is one of the most effective ways to engage your students…
If you’re looking for literacy teacher observation lessons that will impress your administrator during your next formal observation, then you’re…
Daily math word problems play a pivotal role in promoting mathematical understanding and critical thinking skills in upper elementary. Word…
Are you looking for creative ways to incorporate St. Patrick’s Day into your lesson plans? You’re in the right place…
We’re continuing our no-stress classroom observation tips series with tried and true math teacher observation lessons for your next evaluation….
I’ve shared before how upper elementary students love seasonal fun, too. If you’re ready to embrace the Leap Year (you…
Is your school looking for a way to build stronger connections between home and school? Hosting a family learning night…
Wordless picture books are magic tools that we can use in our classrooms to help students make connections and draw…
We all know how nerve-wracking principal observations can be, even when that’s not their intent. I remember, early on in…
As a gifted and talented facilitator, I am always asked to recommend age-appropriate books for advanced readers. It can truly…
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