marching through a primary world
If you’re anything like me, as a teacher you love teaching thematically. SO much content can be covered on a cross-curricular level…so many connections can be made… when taking this approach to instruction. And because most public schools don’t support teaching about Easter, this is a great time of the year for teaching all about oviparous and viviparous animals! Today… Read More
Our resources are targeted for the K-2 grade levels. The vocabulary and science experiments, investigations, and activities are perfect for K-2. While they would also be great to modify for Pre-K, the cross curricular activities included are not developmentally appropriate for four-year-olds. The cross-curricular games and activities included target K-2 literacy and math skills. Many of the skills included can… Read More
I’ve got a busy day ahead of me…Easter parties and spring cleaning…but I wanted to pop in real quick and let y’all know that Abby & I finished up our newest cross-curricular science resource, The Science of April, and released it yesterday (after many a technical difficulty..oof). Here’s just a tiny sample… And here’s April’s pacing calendar if you’re interested!… Read More
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#WhyITeach: because everyone deserves to be called by name, says educator Justin Tarte.
How cool is this?!?!
This is amazing. "The only thing I love about state testing? My Smarty Pants! Each year every student in my class signs them and I wear them on testing days. My previous students love seeing their n...
Such a great idea!!!!!
Anyone struggling with missing pencils? Try this out! Each students gets 4 pencils to keep inside of his/her toothbrush holder. Give kids a small incentive on Friday if all 4 pencils remain for the...
Time for another Saturday Share! Currently, I’m reading Disrupting Thinking (for PD) and for fun I’m reading Originals by Adam Grant and wanting to start The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf. What about you?!