If you’re a early childhood teacher (or a parent of a young student), you know how big the leap is from recognizing letters to writing complete sentences. It’s a journey filled with excitement, a few challenges, and lots of learning. One tool that makes this process smoother? Dictation journals. They’re
Have you ever had that feeling that your students are not on task or not working to their fullest potential during centers? I know that centers hold high value in the classroom to allow for valuable time teaching reading skills in small group. The problem lies in the other centers
Congratulations! Having a new classroom can be an amazing opportunity for all teachers, new and experienced. Now let’s get you started off on the right foot using these tips for organizing your classroom and materials. 1. Plan your Designated Spaces When you first arrive in your new classroom, take a
Are you moving school districts or classrooms? Packing up can be overwhelming. Let’s work together to pack up your classroom in a snap! 1. Use Sturdy Boxes In this paragraph, I’m going to explain why choosing the right packing box matters when packing up your classroom. I cannot stress this
I help teachers plan their lessons and become organized so that gain back their free time.
I will give you tips and tricks to organize your classroom and your life so you can spend more time with friends and family!