I'll be the first to admit it... all of the truly amazing research that has become more mainstream about teaching reading and how children learn to read can feel overwhelming. The research behind science of reading isn't necessarily new, yet it still leaves even seasoned teachers scratching ... read more
How to: Math Centers Planning & Organization
So, once your students are all warmed up and pumped for math...what happens next? Of course you’ll often have a quick group lesson, learning new skills or reviewing old ones. But, as with literacy, new math skills should be taught and practiced many times in many different contexts before students ... read more
5 Tips for How to Use Google Classroom
While the shift to incorporating more digital activities has been happening in many teachers' classrooms for quite some time now, the effects of COVID have truly pushed teaching and learning into a digital age with distance learning, hybrid learning and the need to not share classroom supplies. We ... read more
St. Jude E.P.I.C. Challenge for Classrooms
Recently, I worked with St. Jude to help design a brand spanking new amazing project-based learning challenge. As a member of the St. Jude Educator Ambassador Network, I’m so excited to share this challenge that not only incorporates STEM, academic standards, and creativity, but also allows ... read more
Holiday Gift Wrapping Freebie
We're in the midst of the holiday hustle and bustle, and while it's a joyous time, goodness gracious is it an exhausting one! Today I'm going to share a time - and money - saving trick to help you through this holiday season. Each year I like to gift my students a book or two that I get for free ... read more
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