Anchor charts are a way to make a lesson stick around long after you’ve taught the skills. The idea is that you create…
-
-
It’s that time of year—while you might not be ready to think about back-to-school, retailers are offering big discounts on school and classroom…
-
Love them or hate them, bulletin boards are standard classroom decor. Make yours more interesting and engaging by trying some of these interactive…
-
Exit tickets are a popular form of formative assessment because the concept is so simple. Students complete an exit ticket before they leave…
-
“These are about the only shoes I teach in,” writes one reviewer of the popular Hey Dude loafers. “My teacher feet are appreciative…
-
If we ran the world, we’d give teacher discounts on every single thing. Fortunately, lots of businesses and organizations agree with us! Teachers…
-
The first few days of school are so important—it’s a chance to get to know your new students and set the tone for…
-
Student collaboration and teamwork is so important for running a smooth classroom and for preparing kids for the future. That’s why we’re thrilled…
-
We frequently urge teachers to scaffold learning to support students. But what is scaffolding in education? Does it really work? How can teachers…
-
Goal setting is a part of teaching. Each year, you have goals for your students. And as students learn how to work in…