Spiral review is a powerful part of learning, and, when done properly, is time well-spent. Research shows that students who practice previously introduced math skills via spiral review engage in deeper learning and retain information longer. Whether paper and pencil or digital, spiral review is ... READ the POST
4 Tips to Help You Stay Organized at School
Have you ever had one of those mornings? You know the one I mean. You didn’t sleep well, your toddler threw up on the way to the car, and your desk was a mess when you left school the night before. I’m pretty sure we’ve all had one of those mornings. So, right here, right now, let’s resolve to make ... READ the POST
Make Math More Fun with a Holiday Project
December is such a fun, busy month for teachers and students! Since energy levels tend to be a bit higher as students await a break from school, teachers need lessons that will truly hold student interest. A great lesson to include is one that many students will have familiarity with and positive ... READ the POST
3 Easy Ways Students Can Show Math Work Digitally
Digital resources are amazing. Ah-mazing! In fact, I might even say that digital resources are vital because so many of us are teaching in a hybrid or remote model. I have used digital resources for many years in all subject areas. Recently, I have received a few questions from ... READ the POST
Building Community in Your Remote Learning Classroom
Building a classroom community is one of the most important things that happen at the start of the school year. Lately, I have found myself worrying about it more and more. Back to School 2020 will be different from any that I have experienced in my 20+ year teaching career. We still ... READ the POST
How to Share Only Part of Your Google Slides Lessons
If you are anything like me, you collect tips that will make your teaching life easier. Today's tip is one that you will LOVE! Many teachers use Google Slides for digital assignments because they can be shared easily through Google Classroom. But, some assignments might be ... READ the POST
5 Helpful Tips to Manage the Shift to Distance Teaching
When I decided to become a teacher 20+ years ago I never thought that I would be teaching students remotely. But, just like you, I am. I have a degree in technology education and consider myself tech-savvy, but I wasn't really ready for distance learning. If you are struggling, it is ok. This is NEW ... READ the POST
5 Tips for Teaching Long Division
Do you teach the long division algorithm? It can be difficult for students because there are so many steps. Here are my favorite tips! Take Notes Using guided notes is one of my favorite strategies. I like to use partially filled in note templates that we ... READ the POST
Save Time in the Classroom with Google Forms
Google Forms are one of my FAVORITE teacher tools. There are lots of reasons to embrace using them, but the biggest one, in my opinion, is that they can save you time. Anything that saves time in the classroom is something worth trying. When you share a Google Form it collects responses ... READ the POST
3 Ways to Really Get to Know Your Students
Building a classroom community is one of the most important things for teachers to think about at the start of a school year. Successful classroom communities begin by forming positive relationships with students. For that to happen, you have to really get to know your students and let them get to ... READ the POST
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