Do you want to put an end to the students saying, “I’m done! What should I work on next?” Would you like a systematic method for planning and tracking student assignments? It is very challenging to manage long-term projects. Students work at different paces and sometimes they are absent or
Teachers like you are always on the move. On any given day, you may find yourself shuffling around the classroom helping students with a science experiment, joining a group of kids who are sitting on the floor working on a project and pulling select learners to work with you for
Shhhh… It’s a secret. 😉 I actually take attendance on my own silently. As the students are getting settled, I go down my class list and visually verify that all of the children are accounted for and submit my attendance online. This allows me to quickly and accurately get the
I have a love-hate relationship with Pinterest. I certainly find oodles of inspiration there, but… more often than not it makes me feel like a slacker. I high-five myself when I use a Christmas tree-shaped cookie cutter on my kids’ sandwiches when packing lunches in the morning. And then I
