Adding live plants to the classroom can create a more vibrant and stimulating learning environment. It benefits students’ physical and mental well-being, fosters a connection with nature, and can even
Understanding the difference between fact and opinion is a skill often taught in the first and second grades. It is usually part of reading instruction, but this is actually a
As teachers, we can explain what fractions are until we’re blue in the face. But until students see how fractions fit into their real lives, our math lessons won’t really
Most teachers are familiar with common learning disabilities. One of those, dyslexia, has gotten a lot of needed attention in recent years. But just as many, if not more, young
Kids spend so much time at school working hard and stressing out, don’t they? Well the best medicine for kid stress is a little fun! And with April Fools’ Day
I love teaching fractions, especially in third grade when it’s a brand new concept. But towards the end of our fraction unit, there’s that one dreaded topic that can strike
Have you tried using 3 act task fractions lessons in your math instruction yet? If not, read on because you’re missing out on an amazing learning tool that will transform math for your
Teaching students how to solve math word problems is no easy task! How many of you have experienced the BLANK STARE when you ask your students to solve a math
I have always loved finding new books for my classroom library! There’s no greater joy than sharing a favorite story with students. I try to keep a wide range of
