Mother’s Day Craft
Get ready for Mother’s Day with this fun and simple Mother’s Day Craft! Your kids will have fun and your mom’s will be thankful!
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Celebrating Earth Day in the Classroom
Earth Day is right around the corner and it is the perfect holiday to incorporate lots of Science standards throughout the entire day! Today, I
Caterpillar Easter Egg Craft
What are you going to do with all those Easter eggs laying around the house? Why not create something fun that could go perfect with a
Teaching Division to Students that Struggle
Are your students struggling with division? Maybe they don’t know their multiplication facts fluency or struggle with number sense? Or maybe they can’t skip count?
Dear Son, Before Your Big Test…
Dear Son, Before Your Big Test… is written for my son, Nate. He came home nervous yesterday as he is preparing for his first ever state
RTI Paperwork Help
Ugh! What a great way to start a post, right? It’s time for the dreaded RTI paperwork talk. I’ve seen the best and I’ve seen
Five Ways to Strengthen Fine Motor Skills before Kindergarten
Kindergarten is quickly approaching for two of the Harris grandchildren. My son happens to be one of them. Watch out, KINDERGARTEN!!! We’ve been learning our
Secret Trash
Want to know the secret to a spotless classroom floor at the end of each day? Secret Trash is your answer! I learn the best
Subtraction with Regrouping Checklist
What is the hardest math concept and skill to teach 2nd graders? Subtraction with Regrouping! Those second graders that struggle with it, become third graders
5 Reasons to Shut the Door and Plan
How long is your planning period? The universal answer is “too short”. Can I get an amen? My last year in the traditional classroom, I
Dear Tired Teacher
Dear Tired Teacher, First of all, congratulations! You have almost made it to the end of the first semester. Look how far your students have
Dear Teacher’s Kid
The Harris kiddos struggle with this big time! They are the inspiration of this open letter to all teacher’s kids out there! Dear Teacher’s Kid,