I honestly don’t know how to start. I don’t know when it happened, but I can tell you when I recognized what HAD happened. In January, I saw a class that had slowly taken over. They were being unkind to one another, interrupting instruction constantly, the noise level was massively too loud, injuries were occurring because no one was keeping… View Post
It’s no surprise to anyone that planners hold a special place in my heart. When you are 100% Type A, planners are like the BFF you always dreamed of. Every year, I purchased my teacher planner from Erin Condren. They have the best quality paper, the layout is beautiful and organized, and well…I could go on for hours. I’ve tried… View Post
I love using math centers and different math activities for my learners in the classroom, but holding the interest of all students in the primary classroom can be really challenging. One way I solve the problem of student engagement is by using math mats. Start to engage your learners with math maths that focus on various skills and can be… View Post
It is no surprise to teachers that hands on learning sticks, and when you can, add in sensory play or fine motor practice too? Why? During the month of November, we begin our addition unit in my first grade classroom. I realize that domino addition is not anything new and dominoes have been used as math manipulatives for forever, but… View Post
Let’s get those kiddos engaged and excited about learning! Are you ready to throw your first EPIC glow party? I’ve previously shared ideas on how to get your students engaged in fun learning activities and sight word glow party ideas, click here for all the details. This month, I wanted to end the 9 week grading period with a fun… View Post