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Imagine this… As you read aloud a nonfiction science text during your text features unit, you are projecting the book using a document camera. You encourage students to raise their hand to share when they see a text feature that they have learned about. You model what that looks like
Students thrive on structure and routine and behavior issues decrease when children know what to expect. Are you looking for a way to do this? Schedule cards are the answer! They make it quick and easy for you to create a visual display outlining your day. This schedule cards display
Is dismissal crazy in your classroom? I know dismissal was the craziest time of day in my classroom. Transitions are always challenging, but there was so much to do in those final minutes that it was always hard to make sure everyone had what they needed and were safely sent home the
As part of my classroom makeover for the new school year, I added some new pizazz to my classroom door. It is such a simple touch and super easy to do, but is a detail that helps give your classroom a more finished look and helps to enhance your classroom
Oh, the classroom library! It is one of those things that I’ve changed and tweaked many times throughout my career. And I am VERY sure I will continue to change and tweak as the years go on. I’ve sorted them by guided reading level, by genre, by author, by topic or theme, etc.
It’s classroom storage week for the 2013 Clutter-Free Classroom Project. If you, or someone you know, is even a wee bit handy this may be a wonderful and frugal option for storing classroom items. I like it because it is spacious, fairly open, and versatile. You could use colorful laundry
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