Serving as a mentor teacher for a new teacher is never “easy,” and it certainly isn’t made easier when your school life is flipped upside down. Mentoring and coaching…
Trade books are always on my list of resources when I teach any science, social studies, or math unit. I wanted to save you some time browsing the shelves…
If you’re looking for instant engagement with your elementary students, Google Earth activities are it. Nothing is cooler to a bunch of kids than seeing a birds’ eye view…
With many school districts closing on short notice due to the coronavirus, I know a lot of us are scrambling to find high-quality digital resources to use with our…
Teaching students to identify sensory details as they read is a great way to teach author’s craft. And, bonus, it helps to encourage students to use descriptive language in…
If your social studies units have been dragging lately, I have just the tip for you! Try reading aloud picture books during your history lessons! I love using picture…
