Celebrate Halloween in your math classroom with this festive freebie! Students will add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers to decode a festive joke! I’m a big believer that integer operations should be practiced OFTEN, so this is an easy activity to sneak in some extra practice with your middle schoolers and high schoolers while celebrating […]
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Throughout our preteaching education programs and years of teaching experience, we learn so many strategies, but not all of them truly add value to the classroom or make our lives easier as teachers! Over the years, teachers try out new ideas and add strategies to their teaching arsenal. Here’s some quick teaching strategies that really
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I created this accommodation tracker for my own personal use to track the support for my own caseload students. It’s easy to set up and even easier to use – perfect for a busy teacher!
IEP & 504 Student Accommodations Tracker Freebie Read More »
As educators, we work hard to ensure that every student, regardless of their unique needs, has access to a quality education. For students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) or 504 plans, this means implementing specific accommodations designed to support their learning and help them achieve their full potential. As a special education teacher, I’ve worked
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My students love board games, and to be honest, so do I! I have a stockpile of games in my classroom to play before field trips or as a reward day! I especially love math-focused board games, since I feel like I’m sneaking in a little extra academics! Sometimes, I give my math students time
Must-Have Math Board Games For The Classroom: Engaging Games Your Students Will Love! Read More »
Recently, I was talking with my student teacher, and she asked me a question that I am sure a lot of new (and old) teachers have wondered: “So, what do you like, actually do with students the first day of school?” She felt silly asking it, but I knew exactly what she meant! As a
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If you’ve seen any of my blog posts about back-to-school activities, you know I LOVE this activity for teaching and reviewing expectations and important places in the room! In order to set it up, I take pictures of important places and objects around the room and zoomed in closely on each one. I project the
What’s That? Classroom Procedure Back to School Activity Free Template Read More »
Each year, I give my students a survey to collect random facts about them or use information gathered from the get-to-know-you activities we’ve completed in class. Then, I create Kahoot or Blooket questions about the students in our class! For example, I may ask ‘which student has a dog named Snickers’, or ‘what is Megan’s
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I created this flip calendar for my own classroom and have used it for years! Beforehand, I never remembered to change the date on my whiteboard, so this has been a game changer for me. Simply print, prep, and hang! The calendar pieces include months, days, dates, and years in 2 different language options. Each
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This freebie includes 2 printable student council applications and one digital version of the StuCo application through Google Forms. Also included are information and ideas to help you get started with student council applications and membership requirements!
Student Council Application Forms FREEBIE with Digital & Printable Resources Read More »
