Valentine’s day, like every other holiday for the last year, will look very different. Our school is allowing a Valentine exchange with a few stipulations– Valentines have to be sent in by a certain date so they can quarantine before being handed out. No homemade treats (honestly, I think this
The changes to the way we deliver instruction this year required a lot of new technologies and tools for keeping students engaged. My two passions are having fun while learning and reading every day. I always made it a goal to read at least 1 quality picture book and 1
2020 was a year of many things–stress and anxiety of living through a Pandemic, the year of toilet paper hoarders, endless changes to guidelines, mandates and re-opening plans…but one of the really wonderful things to come from 2020 was the urgency it created to learn new things. I’ve always considered
Many have been teaching virtually since the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year. Others are switching to remote due to rising Covid cases. Whatever the situation, you might be wondering how you can translate holiday activities into your online classroom. I’m sharing 7 of my favorite go-to activities that I
Take deep breath. You made it through the craziest few months of teaching. ever. It was tough but you did your best and now it’s over. Or is it? The general consensus seems to be that none of us have a clue as to what is school will look like
No matter how amazing the lesson plan, the inevitable always occurs.Have any of these ever happened to you? You saved the link to that awesome website you found. It was SURE to enrich your lesson on nonfiction text features. The video explained them in a kid friendly language better than
Transform students’ yawns into “YES!” with these interactive games to use with any skill or subject. Or, create your own with the editable cards!
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