Halloween is such a magical time of year for kids so why not take full advantage of the fun and implement Halloween into your classroom too?! I have created a list of all the best Halloween worksheets, Halloween activities, and free Halloween printables that would be great in your classroom. Some are paid products and […]
Problem Solving in Mathematics for primary students
Teaching your primary students problem solving in mathematics can be maddening at times, but it’s a lifelong skill that is so important. In this case, I will be talking about how to implement problem solving in your classroom specifically in math. There are so many strategies on how to solve a math problem, and it’s […]
5 grammar teaching tips for primary students
Do you find it challenging teaching the parts of speech? Especially to primary students?! Are you looking for grammar activities in the classroom? I have a simple guide you can follow that has made my life easier as a teacher and hopefully it will do the same for you. This post will get you started […]
It’s the most wonderful time of the year
Happy Holidays! I just love this time of year and incorporating this magical season into the classroom is just the icing on the cake (or the frosting on the cookie!) I want to make this a one-stop-shop for you. You know how we all love to make minimal stops when doing our Christmas shopping? Yep, […]
Kindergarten Math Assessments
These Kindergarten Math Assessments are a great tool for you to keep track of your student’s progress throughout the school year! This is a perfect opportunity to keep yourself very organized. Everything is very teacher and student friendly. This is also a great way to keep parents updated on the expectations for the entire school […]
Back to School on a Budget
How To Prevent The Summer Slide
We all know about that infamous ‘summer slide’ our students get while they are on summer vacation. They come back to school in the fall and it feels like they forgot everything they learned the year before. Hence the term ‘summer slide’. It can be frustrating as a teacher because we feel like we are going […]
Spring Addition & Subtraction
I made these centers with my Target Dollar Spot erasers in mind! There is a great mixture of both addition and subtraction activities. Your students could do this independently during math center time, during a small guided math group, or even during a whole group math lesson. Each center comes with both addition and subtraction […]
Ideas for using mini erasers in your classroom
Partner sharing: how to get your students talking
One of my favorite engagement strategies is partner sharing. Another term is think-pair-share. Partner sharing is so important because it’s a way for students to think independently and then collaborate their thoughts with a partner. It automatically gets all students engaged with learning and holds everyone accountable. These are some of the strategies I use in […]
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